We maintain our trend forecast for a Dot.com Bust 2.0 which will result in a massive crash in the heavily overvalued equity markets.
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IRAN EMERGED STRONGER AFTER WAR, DESPITE TRUMP’S ‘REGIME CHANGE’ CLAIM
Security officials and geopolitical experts told The Washington Post that the Iranian government was pushed to “the brink” after the U.S. and Israel killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, but, four months later, the country’s new leadership has the support of the public and is more “hardline” than before.
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THE EMPIRE IS CARVING IDOLS WHILE AMERICA BURNS
As our nation, its middle class, is being systematically wiped out… the Epstein Class places ITS signature(s) onto ITS masterpiece of destruction.
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UKRAINE WAR MUST GO ON: NATO EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE ‘IRONCLAD COMMITMENT’ TO ARTICLE 5 DURING SUMMIT
President Donald Trump is expected to join NATO members during a summit this week in Ankara and confirm Washington’s commitment to Article 5 of the alliance’s mandate, which loosely means that an attack on one member is an attack on all.
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TRUMP REAPS ‘LIBERATION DAY’ FINANCIAL REWARDS
Money managers for President Donald Trump were busy at around the time that the White House announced its ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs and purchased and sold hundreds of individual stocks in the days following the announcement, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
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ECONOMIC UPDATE
As we keep noting, and now it is finally being recognized by the “experts” of the mainstream media world, prepare for our Dot.com Bust 2.0 that even they admit, may well be on the near horizon.
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SPOTLIGHT: PRIVATE EQUITY’S WOES CONTINUE
As we have forecast, the private credit industry’s heyday is over for the near future.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA RESHAPES THE GLOBAL AUTO INDUSTRY
Through much of the 20th Century, American companies dominated technological innovation. Then, in the 1980s, U.S. firms began migrating their production to China where labor was cheap, eager, and plentiful.
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IRAN DEAL DEAD: ISRAELI TROOPS WILL NOT WITHDRAW FROM LEBANON, KATZ SAYS
Israel Katz, the Israeli defense minister, said last week that the IDF will not withdraw from its strongholds inside Lebanon, despite Iranian demands during peace negotiations with the United States that an end to the war in Lebanon is required for the deal to be approved.