As the emerging data continues to indicate, COVID-19 is more of a nasty flu than the evil enemy created by the mainstream media. Still, it continues to serve the dubious purpose of boosting sagging media ratings and augmenting power-hungry politicians’ political influence. Since the outbreak of the virus in January, the Trends Journal has been reporting data showing that COVID-19...
ENERGY: A KEY TO THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
by Gregory Mannarino On 24 April, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin affirmed what I stated would happen over a month ago: “The U.S. government will be taking stakes in energy companies.” Mnuchin’s statement was backed by President Trump, who stated: “The energy companies need help.” Keep in mind these are publicly traded companies which have been involved in massive stock buy...
U.S. MARKETS
Despite the greatest economic lockdown in world history, the Dow Jones Industrial Average built on Friday’s gain of 260 points, adding another 358 points yesterday to close above the market makers 24,000 milestone at 24,133 on speculation that the broader economy is moving closer to reopening. The NASDAQ added 95 points, ending the day at 8,730, driven up 1.7 percent...
INFOWARS / Alex Jones (4.27.20)
CLICK LINK ABOVE TO VIEW VIDEO. China’s Bioweapon Hoax to Stop Hong Kong Protests Exposed. Gerald Celente guest hosts The Alex Jones Show to break down how the Covid-19 bioweapon hoax is being used to enforce a globalist authoritarian takeover.
Randy Tobler Morning Show (4.25.20)
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CRIME ON THE RISE DURING THE GREAT LOCKDOWN
From 16 March through 14 April, 57 percent more vehicle thefts were reported to New York City’s police department compared to the same period in 2019, the department said. Four other major crime categories showed increases during 2020’s first quarter: There were 25 percent more robberies Burglaries rose 22 percent Grand larcenies edged up 5.2 percent Police logged a 2.6-percent...
IMF WARNS OF MASSIVE NEW DEBT LOAD
Borrowing by governments and central banks to help national economies survive the worldwide business shutdown will push the global public debt load from its 2019 level of 69.4 percent of GDP to 85.3 in 2020, the International Monetary Fund has predicted. This calculation does not include new commercial or private debt taken on by businesses and individuals to meet payrolls...