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Long-term Wealth and Retirement Strategies, Diversification Principles, Critical Market Updates, In-Depth Stock Research, Gold and Cryptocurrencies Analysis
King Coal’s Rally and Common Sense in Energy Policy
U.S. coal benchmark price has rallied 755% since fall of 2020. Despite a legacy media gloomy outlook, do your due diligence with U.S. coal stocks.
A Diesel Fuel Shortage Storm on Top of Record High Prices – Part 2
An additive package shortage for specific grades of diesel engine oil is afoot, and rationing of lubricants has already begun with delivery requests.
This Indicator Says that a Recession Is Almost Inevitable
On June 21, the S&P 500 shot up 2.45% and the NASDAQ rose 2.51%. On bright green days like this, it’s easy to take the blue pill and assume that the bear market in stocks is over. Don’t celebrate yet, though, as on particular chart suggests that the carnage could return at any given moment.
Biden’s Meatsack is Building Back Broke for Klaus’s Soulless Borg
“It’s a mistake to suggest that the times of turbulent change can be waited out and things will return to normal; It won’t.” – Putin
Obliterated and Burnt Markets: Politicians Have Lost ALL Control!
When it’s time to buy stocks, you won’t want to. As high flyers fall back to Earth and even value stocks take a beating amid inflation fears, shortages of workers and materials, and a Federal Reserve that’s more hawkish than it’s been in decades.
Watch Their Actions, Not Their Words: Fed “Not Trying to Induce a Recession”
A month ago, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned that bringing inflation down to the central bank’s target of 2% will cause “some pain.” Powell said this after the Fed’s first half-point interest rate hike in years – but the “pain” was only just starting.
The Evergrande Default Notification and a Crypto Flash Crash – Part 2
Today’s headline was written six months ago for Part 1, and at that time the fundamental picture and technical analysis dynamics of U.S. stock market indices were telegraphing potential trouble ahead. I recommend that you read Part 1 from December in full along with...
Oil Price Fiasco to Wreck the Economy for Years!
The lives we live and societies around us are changing faster than at any other time in human history on a global scale. Predicting the future is harder now with a higher degree of change happening in much shorter order.
Biden’s Blame Game: Whose Inflation Is This, Really?
Another month, another dreadful CPI print. At 8.6% for the month of May, it was even worse than expected and represented the steepest year-over-year U.S. inflationary increase since December of 1981 – and, if you’re old enough to recall it, there was a recession in 1982.
Next and Biggest Shoe to Drop!
Hardly anybody wants to revisit 2008, but sometimes the sense of déjà vu is too strong to ignore. It’s not just that stocks are rolling over, though that’s certainly a telltale sign. No, it’s much bigger and deeper than that since the coming implosion will strike much closer to home – literally.
Preparing for War With China at All Costs – Part 2
If the US and the West impose destructive sanctions on China like sanctions against Russia, we must recover Taiwan. We must seize TSMC.
Ignore Distractions: Focus on the Real Action!
Given enough time, the markets can and will adapt to any extrinsic shock. Take COVID-19 in March 2020 as an example. The financial markets went from deep despair to the fastest rally on record, all within a matter of months.
A Sinking Feeling About Nuclear Persia Part 3 – JCPOA is DOA
Israel is ready to strike Iran to end its nuclear weapons program and for deceiving the international community with false information.
Elon Musk’s “Super Bad Feeling” About the Economy Isn’t Wrong
On Friday, June 03, Tesla stock was trending on social media, but not for anything positive. The share price slid 9.22% in a single trading session, nearly reaching $700 even though the stock was worth $1,150 just a couple of months earlier.
