Americans have short memories. Even worse, many Americans don’t forget, they simply never paid enough attention to know, a national characteristic that often gets the U.S. into trouble.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
ECONOMIC UPDATE—MARKET OVERVIEW
As we had forecast, two of our Top Trends for 2025 are The Wild Card and The Trump Card, and day-after-day, those cards are being dealt. And who plays them and where they go, nobody knows.
A PLEA FOR ACTION AND AWARENESS: THE HYPER-DEBT BUBBLE AND THE COMING SYSTEM LOCK-UP
We, you and I, are standing on the edge of a global engineered event, the intentional locking up of the world financial system.
SPECIAL REPORT: TRUMP’S TARIFFS, THE UPS AND DOWNS, FOR BETTER AND FOR WORSE
U.S. president Donald Trump has announced a 10-percent tariff on all goods entering the country and has custom-tailored higher rates on about 60 countries Trump sees as putting “unfair” tariffs, taxes, or regulatory restrictions on U.S. imports.
‘NEUROMARKETING’ WILL PUT THE SQUEEZE ON YOUR MIND TO EAT GMO AND GE CITRUS
Researchers at the University Florida have been studying consumer attitudes concerning Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) foods and Genetically Edited (GE) foods.
SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
Elon Musk’s two-year-old xAI startup has bought the Musk-owned X social media platform, formerly known as Twitter, for $45 billion in stock.
SPOTLIGHT: TRUMP’S TRADE WAR
The European Union (EU) is preparing a list of concessions to offer Donald Trump in exchange for easing or lifting tariffs on vehicles and other items that are already in effect and scheduled to rise on 2 April.
TOP TREND 2024, A GOLDEN YEAR FOR GOLD: INDIA’S INVESTORS FLOCK TO GOLD AS STOCK MARKET TANKS
India’s investors are shifting their portfolios toward exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on gold as the country’s equity market has crashed. (See “Trillion-Dollar Sell-Off Hits India’s Stock Markets,” 18 Mar 2025.)
FOREIGN INVESTORS ARE RETURNING TO CHINESE STOCKS
China’s sudden emergence as a global player in artificial intelligence, combined with Beijing’s easier hand of regulation, is drawing foreign investors back to Chinese equities.









