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MORE MEDIA LIES

The media continues to generate false and/or deceptive information about the COVID-19 pandemic and its true scale and degree of danger… and the masses buy it. A perfect example can be found in an article published in the Financial Times on 22 June. In the article about three medical journals being forced to retract studies...

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WHEN MARKET FORCES COLLIDE

by Gregory Mannarino Understanding two essential drivers of the markets gives us incredible insight into understanding where markets are going. In this exclusive Trends Journal article, I am going to outline how you can easily “read” which of these two forces are driving stocks – and, more importantly, how to capitalize on them. It is...

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THE ECONOMY IS DEAD

The nation’s economy is Dead. The politicians’ COVID War killed it. Go back to the beginning of the lockdowns. Listen to what Wall Street said: “It will be a V-shaped recovery.” Remember what Main Street was saying back then? “It will come back.” No, it won’t, and no, it isn’t. From fine dining to Disney...

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INFOWARS / Alex Jones (6.29.20)

CLICK GRAPHIC TO VIEW  (JUNE 29 INTERVIEW) The Economy Is Dead, Politicians Killed It, Time to Restore Independence Gerald Celente breaks down the collapsing economy and calls for patriots to take action to restore independence.  

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INFOWARS / Alex Jones (6.22.20)

CLICK GRAPHIC TO VIEW PART ONE OF THREE (JUNE 22 INTERVIEW) TO VIEW PART TWO OF THREE (JUNE 22 INTERVIEW), CLICK HERE. TO VIEW PART THREE OF THREE (JUNE 22 INTERVIEW), CLICK HERE. Cities Going Down, Hip Small Towns Going Up Gerald Celente guest hosts The Alex Jones Show to break down the trend of...

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MORE ON THE ECONOMIC FRONT LINES

BORROWERS QUEUE FOR AID FROM U.K. AND EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANKS. Borrowers have claimed about €1.3 trillion, or $1.5 trillion, of the European Central Bank’s pool of loans available for economic recovery, a record amount. At the same time, the Bank of England has added another £100 billion to its budget for buying government bonds, raising...

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JAPAN

JAPAN GRAPPLES WITH DEFLATION. Japan, which in the 1990s became the first modern economy to struggle with deflation, is facing falling prices again. In May, consumer prices fell at their fastest pace in more than four years and the rate of inflation struck a 14-month low. On 16 June, the Bank of Japan said that...

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CHINA

HONG KONG BANKRUPTCIES WORST SINCE 2003 SARS EPIDEMIC. From February through April, personal bankruptcies in Hong Kong rose 12.5 percent compared to the same period in 2019, with analysts saying the number will continue to climb. Personal bankruptcies in the city shot up from just six in April to 2,079 the following month, while business...