By Gregory Mannarino, TradersChoice.net On September 18th, 2024, the Federal Reserve will officially announce that they are about to start cutting rates. While in reality, the Federal Reserve is already DEEPLY involved in massive purchases of U.S. debt. (See chart below of the MMRI—Mannarino Market Risk Indicator). The MMRI is free for everyone and can......
The world’s central banks more than doubled their July purchases of gold to 37 tonnes as gold prices set new records during the month.
The war of elites against the middle classes of the west grows more brazen by the day.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a wave of new ceasefire demands in July—just as negotiators were close to finally reaching an agreement that would end the fighting in Gaza and return the remaining Hamas hostages.
The New York Times published a story last week on ISIS’s 2014 genocide of the Yazidis in northern Iraq—calling the mass killings “one of this century’s most blatant cases of genocide.”
Sergey Lavrov, Russia's top diplomat, told reporters last week that Washington should take the Kremlin’s red lines seriously when considering providing Ukraine with long-range missiles and—for the second time—warned that WWIII would not be confined to Europe.
Russia carried out a major missile strike on a Ukrainian military school last week, killing at least 53 and injuring nearly 300—including students who were training to eventually take part in the war.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, has been one of the most outspoken critics of Israel and its ongoing genocide in Gaza, but, despite his bluster, has done little to save the Palestinians from Israel’s aggression.
Israeli forces continued to punish Palestinians living in the West Bank and carried out their most severe crackdown in the territory since October—killing at least 39 in what news reports indicated were “unusually destructive” to the territory’s infrastructure.
New anti-genocide protests broke out last week at Columbia University as classes resumed. The school closed sections of its New York campus to try and limit participation.