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US Household Debt Rises by $1 Trillion

Household debt in the US spiked to the highest level since 2007. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Americans accumulated an additional $1 trillion in debt, with the figure growing by $333 billion in Q4 alone. Mortgage and auto loans are the main sources of debt for Americans. Home loan originations hit […]

Market Talk – January 28, 2022

ASIA: India’s economic momentum remained stable in December even as the first signs of slowing output growth appeared across some industries. Activity in India’s dominant services sector expanded for the fifth month, and manufacturing for the sixth, although growth in new work and production lost some momentum, according to IHS Markit. While the composite index slipped to 56.4 […]

Vaccines the Question Nobody Wants to Answer

QUESTION: Hi. We are currently in a matter before the courts involving our eldest child. His biological father wants him to get the vaccine against the wishes of his mother. They claim his condition (hemophilia) puts him at higher risk. Obviously, we know that this is not the case, but we’re wondering if you could […]

Market Talk – January 26, 2022

ASIA: The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday cut its FY22 gross domestic growth product (GDP) forecast for India to 9 percent from 9.5 percent predicted in October, citing disruptions due to the Omicron wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the multilateral agency raised the country’s GDP projection for FY23 to 9 percent from 8.5 percent […]

Using Fear to Gain More Power

  The Press is not reporting all the protests in Europe. Millions of people are now protesting in virtually every city throughout Germany. The number of protests throughout Germany is far too great to even list them all. Major protests are appearing in Brussels, Austria, France, and Italy while the media is pretending nothing is […]

Market Talk – January 19, 2022

ASIA: The Bank of Japan has shifted its view on inflation risk for the first time since 2014, driving the yen lower as a nation that has battled deflation for decades faces the mounting pressure of price rises in food and energy. Despite the historic change of view, the BoJ made no change to its […]

2021 World Economic Conference – Pawn of Finance (full-length VOD)

The Monetary Crisis Cycle has arrived. We now face the risk of BOTH deflation and inflation, SIMULTANEOUSLY, Food Shortages, an Energy Crisis, and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. So what is the future of the markets? Why has gold declined in the face of talks of a $3.5 trillion spending spree? Will the Dow continue to rise, and if so, why?

The implications of FATF upon the global markets and capital flows will only increase as we head into the years ahead. How will this impact the investment in the world ahead? It has impacted gold, but cryptocurrencies are now in their targeting objective.

This event covers some of the significant changes in the world economy and forecasts into 2022, including a glimpse into cryptocurrencies and the fate of the Greenback in this world of absolute chaos. 

 

Biden’ Spending Spree – The Real Agenda

Many people have written in asking why are all the government spending like there is no tomorrow? The answer is – there is no tomorrow! This Great Rest is all about defaulting on the national debts and so they are all going nuts spending whatever they like knowing that the end game is the default.  […]

Market Talk – January 11, 2022

ASIA: China’s real estate sector is having a rocky start in 2022, as some of the country’s most high-profile developers struggle to shake off a crisis that has been growing for months. This week, two major credit rating agencies downgraded Shanghai-based developer Shimao Group further into junk territory. The company has been grappling with mounting […]

Market Talk – January 5, 2021

ASIA: India may achieve a growth of more than 9 percent in FY2023, the fund house predicts. This projection is higher than the 4.9 percent for 2022 (5.9 percent for 2021) projection for global growth by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Discretionary consumption is picking up post-Covid and should sustain provided young individuals with rising […]