Christmas has been canceled. As detailed in our “2020 COVID TREND REPORT” section in this and previous Trends Journals, the hard facts and indisputable data of the lockdowns being imposed upon society by governments across much of the world have wrought unprecedented economic devastation to millions of businesses and hundreds of millions of lives. Never...
Tag: dec 15 2020
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STOCK MARKET: A SUPER BUBBLE BY DESIGN
Today’s stock market is in a super bubble, built on the back of the largest bubble the world has ever seen: the debt market MEGA-BUBBLE. What does this mean? Should we be expecting a stock market crash sometime in the immediate future? No. That’s because the Federal Reserve, as well as central banks around the...
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THE BATTLE CRY!
In Memoriam: It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved friend, Bradley J. Steiner. May his soul rest in peace. In his legacy, we are fighting the “Brad Steiner fight” – the good fight. The fight for each person to be the person they want to be and to protect...
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COVID VACCINE: “SIGNIFICANT SAFETY CONCERNS”
Last Tuesday, the first COVID-19 vaccination was administered in the U.K. with huge fanfare from the mainstream media. Barely reported by Presstitutes was the day before the first vaccine shots were administered, two prominent doctors filed a legal “petition for a stay of action” requesting the European Medicine Agency to immediately stop all inoculations due...
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CALIFORNIA: MORE LOCKDOWNS. NO SCIENTIFIC DATA REQUIRED
California announced last week another sweeping lockdown due to the coronavirus threat that focused – once again – on restaurants and salons. As with other nations, states, and cities which impose lockdown rules, government and health officials were unable to back up their decision with scientific data. KTTV’s Elex Michaelson asked California Governor Gavin Newsom...
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MERKEL: DON’T KILL YOUR GRANDPARENTS
Merry Christmas! Last week, ordering harsh new lockdown laws, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel lashed out at Christmas shoppers, declaring, “The number of contacts is too high and reduction in contacts is insufficient.” The Chancellor declared there will be no singing Christmas carols in Church. As of Wednesday, schools will be closed down, as will all...
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GOING DOWN, GOING BUST, GOING OUT
LIGHTS OUT IN COAL COUNTRY. The U.S. coal industry lost 8,000 jobs, about 15 percent of its dwindling workforce, in the last 12 months, U.S. Labor Department figures show. Earlier this month, the coal companies Lighthouse Resources and White Stallion Energy declared bankruptcy, bringing to at least five the number of coal producers who have...
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GLOBAL ECONOMIC TRENDS
U.N. BOOSTS 2020 WORLD TRADE FORECAST. The volume of global trade this year will fall 5.6 percent from 2019’s level, according to the U.N. Conference for Trade and Development (UNCTAD), not the 9 percent plunge the group had predicted previously. The drop is the second largest on record, behind 2009’s 22-percent crash when the Great...
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STARBUCKS GETS BIGGER MARKET AS SMALLS GO BUST
Starbucks is remodeling stores, expanding into suburbs, and deploying artificial intelligence to extend its reach deeper into consumers’ coffee habits, CEO Kevin Johnson told the Financial Times in a 9 December interview. The disruptions wrought by the economic shutdown and public fears of the COVID pandemic have only paused, not halted, the company’s growth, he...
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COVID WAR: WINNERS & LOSERS
The stock market was once considered by many Americans of all income levels as an accurate gauge of how well the overall economy is performing. Those days are over. The widening gap between the top 10 percent and the rest of society has changed that view. Some 57 percent of respondents told a CNBC All-America Economic survey...
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