So far, it is not a happy economic holiday season. Tis the season for the Plantation workers of Slavelandia to do their Christmas shopping, but while the Fed says inflation is going down, the reality is that prices keep going up... as we have detailed in previous Trends Journal issues.
“A new system with an entirely new set of rules, a new paradigm is coming.” For nearly a decade I have been making the above statement to those who follow my work, referring to what I know, and we all know is coming.
The price of Bitcoin, having passed $100,000, will continue rising as speculators scramble to lock down the last of the digital currency.
Yes, the daily news headlines provide a distorted sense of what’s going wrong “around the corner and around the world,” to quote faux newsman Ted Baxter from a classic (“Not a Christmas Story”) episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that that the West was pushing the Kremlin to a “red line we can’t step back from” and announced that Moscow could jettison its restrictions on the mass production and deployment of short- and medium-range missiles, according to a report.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, the newly minted Time Person of the Year, gave an extensive interview to the magazine that was vague on top geopolitical issues, and when asked if he trusted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he said he does not trust anyone.
The Happy Days in America keep getting happier since Donald Trump won the race to the White House.
The world economy is under direct attack, and this mechanism will VAULT risk-on assets (stocks and cryptocurrencies) to heights which will leave most people dumbfounded.
Following the 5 November U.S. election, investors poured $139.5 billion of new money into U.S. stock funds, assuming a Trump administration will cut taxes and clear away regulations to boost corporate profits, the Financial Times reported.
Gene edited ingredients have spread so widely over the past two years, that it’s almost impossible at this point for average Americans to avoid consuming them.