by Gary Null, PhD As the COVID-19 panic rolls on, health-minded people are eager, and sometimes desperate, to know whether there are ways to strengthen the body’s immune system to protect themselves. Following the first cases of the virus in the U.S. and announcements indicating it would spread rapidly across the nation, I have received...
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VACCINE PASSPORTS WILL END UP TRACKING EVERYTHING
As previously reported in the Trends Journal, tech giants including Microsoft and Oracle are partnering with health care companies on a Vaccination Credential Initiative (VCI) that will essentially result in “SMART Health Cards” that can function as vaccine passports. Many, including Dr. Joseph Mercola, a leading expert in natural health, are warning the initiative will...
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DEBT MARKET SUPER BUBBLE: A MONSTER
by Gregory Mannarino, TradersChoice.net When you think of a monster, what comes to mind? Frankenstein? Godzilla? The Creature from the Black Lagoon? The truth is there is a real monster among us now, one with the potential to wipe out a large portion of the global population… literally! That monster is the Super Bubble that...
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U.S. MARKETS OVERVIEW
THE BIG STORY VS. THE BIG PICTURE. The big story in America, the land of Fear and Hysteria, is the second Trump impeachment trial, even though he is out of office, and it may be unconstitutional. As we had forecast when the first one began back in December 2019 when the House of Representatives voted...
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GOING DOWN, GOING BUST, GOING OUT
AIRLINES STILL IN A TAILSPIN. American Airlines reported a 2020 loss of almost $8.89 billion, JetBlue almost $1.4 billion, and Southwest Air $1.3 billion, its first annual loss in 48 years. The losses have continued into 2021’s first quarter. Air carriers expect their fortunes to improve only when vaccines have been taken up by enough...
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FINANCIAL EXECUTIVE EXECUTED FOR CORRUPTION
Lai Xiaomin, a former employee of Huarong Asset Management, was executed last week, three weeks after being convicted of bribery by a court in the city of Tianjin. He was convicted of taking about $280 million in bribes over ten years while he worked at Huarong and, before that, as a regulator at the Chinese...
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EMERGING MARKETS PILE ON DEBT, SPARKING FUTURE DEFAULT FEARS
Developing nations’ businesses and governments sold a record $115.2 billion in bonds to foreign investors during the first 27 days of this year, Bond Radar reported. The figure eclipses the previous record of $112.8 billion set last January as emerging markets struggled with burdensome debt. The new debt is in addition to the $847 billion...
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INDIANS FEAR OF SPENDING HOBBLES ECONOMIC RECOVERY
COVID cases are dwindling in India after a severe lockdown, which shrank the economy by 15 percent from April through September. The contraction turned what had once been the world’s fastest-growing economy into one of the world’s worst performers. However, despite infections dropping from 100,000 a day to less than 20,000 now, wary consumers have...
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GERMANY’S INFLATION SURGES
Germany’s consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in December, then the rate more than doubled to 1.6 percent in January, the country’s Federal Statistical Office reported. Analysts had expected a modest 0.5-percent bump. The price inflation was not due to an overall economic recovery but was caused by three factors, analysts say: Germany had reduced its...