Recently, a group of Tulsa, Oklahoma businessman and two of the area’s physicians sued both Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum and Tulsa Health Department Executive Director Bruce Dart over the mandatory mask edict. The businessmen joining the lawsuit against mandatory mask-wearing claim the mayor’s edict puts the onus on business owners to force their employees to...
Tag: oct 20 2020
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GLOBAL ECONOMIC TRENDS
PUBLIC DEBT TOPS 12 PERCENT OF WORLD GDP. The world’s governments have added about $11.7 trillion to their debt this year, equivalent to 12 percent of the global economic output, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its semiannual Fiscal Monitor report. The new debt will claim an additional 9 percent, on average, of...
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URBANITES INVADE SUBURBIA
As Trends Journal subscribers well know, we had forecast this trend at the onset of the COVID War. Now is big news in the mainstream business media. Fearful of the virus, unable/unwilling to pay high rents and dreading the rise of crime… no longer tethered to a downtown office location and an attendant commute, corporate...
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IF WORSE COMES TO WORSE
What is happening in our cities has millions of decent citizens in a state of disbelief and confusion. The absolute insanity of the mess that is being allowed to transpire by those whose responsibility it is to safeguard the interests of America borders on unbelievable. Nevertheless, it is happening, and those who simply observe it...
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U.S.A.: SOLD OUT BY THE FED
For those who have been following my market-focused articles in the Trends Journal, you’ve got a heads up: you know what’s going to happen before it does. I am glad for the opportunity to bring you cutting-edge information on the markets, keeping you “in the know” with actionable plans to consider before the market reacts....
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U.S. MARKET OVERVIEW
Across Europe, governments have ramped up the COVID War with a wide range of rules that are locking up and closing down major segments of the economy. With few exceptions, across the globe, nations have sunk into sharpest economic contraction since the Great Depression. From the U.K. to Argentina, from India to South Africa, credit...
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