With America’s outdated infrastructure rotting, as homeless fill the streets, as the plantation workers of Slavelandia can’t make ends meet, live paycheck-to-paycheck and are getting bashed by inflation, their “Representatives” voted in mass to further enrich their masters of war. The House of Representatives voted on Thursday in favor of an $850.3 billion national security...
By Gregory Mannarino, TradersChoice.net This week central banks, beginning with the European Central Bank, embark upon yet another round of debt market SUPER-RIGGING. This new round of debt market manipulation, ON AN UNLIMITED SCALE, is to further allow central banks to continue to inflate. Furthermore, to also push off, for now, an immediate lock up...
Once upon a time, before the Bankster Bandits and the Wall Street Gang took full control of the economy, we were able to accurately forecast how the current events were forming future trends. Indeed, Gerald Celente’s and The Trends Journal forecasts of the 1987 stock market crash, the Asian currency crisis, the Dot.com Bust, the...
By Richard Gale & Gary Null, Progressive Radio Network We delude ourselves at our own peril by wrongly believing that government policy makers and the captains of private finance and industry are older and wiser. Because these people have managed to reach the top of their game, we assume they possess the intellectual acumen to...
As we reported in “El Salvador Becomes World ‘s First National Bitcoin Experiment” (22 Feb 2022), the tiny Central American nation became the world’s first country to honor Bitcoin as legal tender as part of president Nayib Bukele’s plan to leverage the digital coin to enable his country’s economy to flourish. In 2021, Bukele’s administration...
Tighter regulation of digital currencies is needed to protect small investors and to help tame the industry’s volatility as it continues to grow, Lael Brainard, vice-chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, said in a London speech last week at a conference hosted by the Bank of England. Cryptocurrencies dangle “the false allure of seemingly easy...
TOP TREND, NEW WORLD DISORDER: INFLATION IN RICH NATIONS IS HARDEST ON THE POOR A food bank in Norway has seen demand rise 30 percent this year compared to the first half of 2021, itself a year that saw more people in the oil-rich nation needing help to have enough food. U.S. food banks also...
WESTERN INVESTORS FLOCK BACK TO CHINA After China ended its widespread anti-COVID lockdown in early June, foreign investors poured money back into the country’s equity markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the U.S. that concentrate on Chinese stocks netted $4 billion of new capital last month, according to Blackrock; Chinese ETFs...
Purveyors of luxury goods such as LVMH, Prada, and Richemont, recovered early from the COVID crisis, with many of the firms boosting prices by as much as 20 percent on some items since the beginning of 2021, The Wall Street Journal noted. Now investors think the high life might not be so rich. Share prices...