What a difference a month makes. The U.S. equity market continues its November spike.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
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MARKETS: A SYSTEM OF CONTROL, MORE WAR, MORE DEBT
Over the weekend U.S. debt got downgraded to negative, and with that, the U.S. carried out more airstrikes in Syria. (As we have covered and predicted would happen right here, the U.S. debt situation along with expanding war would, and will, get much worse even from here).
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HUMANS: JUST ANOTHER TECHNOLOGY
Congressman Thomas Massie recently tried to throw up a roadblock against impending regulations that will place “kill switches” into automobiles.
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ANTI-ISRAELI-WAR PROTESTS BREAK OUT AROUND THE WORLD IN OPPOSITION TO GAZA GENOCIDE, FACE MEDIA BLACKOUTS
The genocide in Gaza has sparked massive protests around the world by those who oppose Israel’s military action and blockade in one of the world’s poorest and most densely populated cities.
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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
As we have noted since the Central Banksters started to rapidly raise interest rates, the decade’s long merger and acquisition spree is over.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA’S ECONOMY
In September, foreign direct investment (FDI) in China totaled about $10 billion, down 34 percent year over year and the biggest decline since at least 2014 when figures first became available, the Financial Times reported.
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SPOTLIGHT: OFFICE BUILDING BUST: “COME BACK TO THE OFFICE” BECOMES DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION
Employers demanding workers return to centralized offices are being hit with a growing number of charges that they discriminate against employees with disabilities.
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ESTEE LAUDER SHARE PRICE CRASHES AFTER COMPANY SLASHES EARNINGS PROJECTION
Estée Lauder, owner of Clinique, Aveda, and other major beauty brands, warned of a possible $80 million decline in 2024 earnings next year due to poor sales expected in China and possible disruptions from the Mideast war.
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MAERSK THROWS 10,000 WORKERS OVERBOARD
AP Moller-Maersk, the world’s largest ocean shipping company by fleet size, will lay off a total of 10,000 workers this year due to “a radically changed business environment.”