Economy
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WH Inadvertently Exposes Biden’s ‘Sundowner’s Syndrome,’ Observers Affirm
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Another previously undisclosed aspect of President Joe Biden’s physical and mental decline has emerged: Biden is reportedly “dependably engaged” only from 10 am to 4 pm. Many on social media are suggesting that his symptoms mimic those of “Sundowner’s Syndrome,” a term used to describe behaviors commonly associated with dementia and Alzheimer’s. …
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Where to Invest: Let’s Break Down 3 Major Asset Classes…
(Mike Gleason, Money Metals News Service) As voters weigh their options for President, investors are weighing their options among the major asset classes. As to presidential politics, voters are left with only two options – at least among those who have been allowed into the debates and have a realistic chance of winning. Donald Trump…
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Amazon Joins Exclusive Club, Hitting $2T in Stock Market for 1st Time
(Headline USA) Amazon joined the exclusive $2 trillion club Wednesday after Wall Street investors pushed the value of the e-commerce giant’s stock past that threshold. Shares in Amazon.com Inc. finished the day up almost 4%, giving the Seattle-based company a stock market valuation of $2.01 trillion. Its stock has gained 52% in the past 12…
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Navigating the Economic Landscape: Insights from Axel Merk
Known for his expertise in macroeconomic trends, Merk provided valuable insights into the current financial landscape, the Federal Reserve’s policies, and the prospects for precious metals like gold and silver. (Interview Begins Around 6:50 Mark) Who is Axel Merk? Axel Merk Axel Merk is a prominent figure in the financial world, serving as the President and Chief…
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Uber, Lyft Agree to Pay Drivers $32.50 per Hour in Mass. Settlement
(Headline USA) Environmentally conscious Boston residents who thought they were making a responsible choice by not owning a car are about to pay a steep price for their decision with heftier ride-sharing rates as blue-state efforts to regulate the gig economy finally catch up with them. Drivers for Uber and Lyft will earn a minimum…
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The Mainstream Media’s Misrepresentation of Gold: Insights from Money Metals’ Midweek Memo
(Money Metals News Service) In the latest episode of Money Metals’ Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey delves into the mischaracterization of gold by the mainstream media and its implications for investors. Maharrey starts with an analogy of shark attacks from a few years ago, illustrating how media hype can distort reality. Despite media reports of…
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Obama’s Sister Teargassed While Protesting Bill to Raise Taxes
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) The half-sister of former President Barack Obama, Auma Obama, rallied against a bill that would raise taxes in Kenya on Tuesday, where authorities released tear gas on the protesters, according to NBC News. As CNN interviewed Obama after the release of the gas, she teared up and struggled to breathe. “I can’t…
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How Does Gold Measure Up to Other Asset Classes?
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) The investment world generally treats gold like a second-class citizen. Sure, the mainstream will sit up and take notice during a strong bull run, but generally, the financial media and investment gurus tend to spurn the yellow metal. I’m not completely sure why the mainstream pooh-poohs gold (although I…
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Bank of America Eyeballs $3,000 Gold
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Bank of America is eyeballing $3,000 gold. According to a report released by the big bank, gold prices could potentially hit $3,000 an ounce in the next 12 to 18 months as the Federal Reserve begins cutting interest rates and rising debt drives economic uncertainty. BofA commodity strategist Michael…
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Startup Org. to Out Seditious Civil Servants Who Might ‘Resist’ Trump
(Headline USA) Perhaps the biggest setback to the first Trump administration was not anything inherently flawed in Republican President Donald Trump’s leadership but the sheer bulk of disloyal individuals embedded within the Washington, D.C., bureaucracy, who were eager to undermine him at every level with little or no accountability. In a normal workplace, these employees…
