Over the past several weeks the U.S. stock market has suffered substantial losses. There is not a single day which has gone by over the last few weeks that I have not gotten bombarded with a single question, “Greg, Is This the Big Stock Market Crash?”
The U.S. spot gold price briefly topped $3,000 on 10 March, passing the milestone for the first time. The metal’s futures price in European evening trading surpassed the same milestone later on the same day.
Humans are being pressured in their work and personal lives to merge with AI in 24/7 “collaborative” existence, in order to avoid obsolescence.
U.S. President Donald Trump said in an interview Friday that he was “being a little bit sarcastic” when he vowed during his campaign to bring the Ukraine War to an end within 24 hours of taking office.
Doctors Without Borders said in a statement last week that it “strongly condemns” Israel’s decision to impose a new siege on Gaza to try and force Hamas to agree to its new ceasefire terms.
The facts and details are there for all to see and all to read. On 4 February, the cover of The Trends Journal said it all: “DOT-COM BUST 2.0.” Now, some six weeks later reality has hit The Street.
Equity markets began the year high on expectations that incoming president Donald Trump would cut taxes and regulations, setting off another burst of growth in stock values. Stock prices rose on that expectation of a “Trump bump.”
It pays to be a Presstitute: A media whore who gets paid to put out by their corporate pimps and government whoremasters.
The prospect of mass human redesigns of every food that naturally spoils is now on the table, with bananas being served up first.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry last week criticized the Trump administration’s decision to enforce a “maximum pressure” sanction campaign on Tehran and that the Americans are fooling themselves if they think proven failed policy will somehow achieve a more desirable outcome.