When COVID deaths rates began to drop this past summer, we alerted Trends Journal readers the mainstream media would ramp up reporting on “skyrocketing” new cases to increase their ratings, and politicians would use the numbers to impose more draconian rules. As we reported, with the masses living in virus fear and workers and students...
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COVID-19 VACCINE SIDE EFFECTS: EUROPEANS WARY
Reports of severe allergic reactions to COVID-19 vaccines have played a role in driving more Europeans to be hesitant about lining up to be inoculated for the virus. The U.S.’s CDC said some of those who have taken the vaccine have had “severe allergic reactions” that required medical intervention. The treatment has ranged from hospitalization...
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FROM THE COVID WAR TO “THE GREAT RESET”
Get ready for “The Great Reset.” This is not a conspiracy theory; it is in black and white. On 14 July, Klaus Schwab, the Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), announced the launch of what he calls “The Great Reset” initiative. It was based on the book he co-authored and was...
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GLOBAL ECONOMIC TRENDS
CHEAP DEBT FUNDS NEW PRIVATE EQUITY DEALS. In 2020, almost 800 corporate buyouts valued at $559 billion were fueled by low-interest rates set and enforced by the world’s central banks. The number of deals surpasses the 1980’s record and is 20 percent more than in 2019, according to data firm Refinitiv. The deals’ collective value...
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IT’S GETTING WORSE!
Coinciding with Gerald Celente’s forecast at the onset of the COVID War that the lockdowns would lead to increasing crime, which clearly is transpiring, there also has been a resurgence as of late of the despicable “sport” of knocking or throwing innocent people onto the subway tracks of NY’s mass transit system. In these increasingly...
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MARKETS 2021: MASSIVE UNDERLYING DEBT CRISIS
Many of my articles for the Trends Journal in 2020 had a common theme: the stock market and cryptocurrencies were going higher. As predicted, both the stock market and crypto have skyrocketed, hitting new, all-time record highs as 2020 came to a close. Another common thread in my articles has been that the U.S. dollar...
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U.S. MARKETS OVERVIEW
IRRATIONAL EXUBERANCE GRIPS EQUITY MARKETS. Despite suffering through the worst economic shock since the Great Depression, the Dow and S&P ended the year by setting new records. The S&P 500 spiked 68 percent from its March lows, and the Dow closed the year at 30,606, hitting a record high. The NASDAQ rose 43.6 percent in...
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