The already ambitious global carbon emission reduction goals were dealt a significant blow this week as China, having recently pledged to end all future foreign coal power projects, announced that they would be further committing to domestic coal expan…
Now that the debt ceiling has been lifted temporarily, the drawdown of the Fed’s RRP slush fund begins, with the selling of the first new bills. It’s gonna get ugly, ladies and gentlemen.
I think gold noticed I said it always failed and decided, “Oh, YEAH?” As I’ve persistently said, I want gold to thrive. I’ve got a bunch of the stuff in a safe, and I think there is no better jab in the eyeball to Powell tha…
As the coronavirus crisis is wearing off in many parts of the world, supply chain troubles are increasing once more for many companies, mainly concerning the U.S. and the Eurozone. Components of the International Monetary Fund’s purchasing managers’ in…
Over the span of just five years, tech companies have taken over all of the top 8 spots of the World’s Best Employers ranking. In 2017, the first year the ranking was published by Forbes in collaboration with Statista, half of the top 8 companies were …
When it comes to the potentially devastating results of natural disasters, Oceania is the most susceptible. Not only does it show the highest median World Risk Index (WRI) figure, the place with the highest number on the index overall, Vanuatu, is also…
Some passports afford their bearers more freedom than others. In 2021, Japan and Singapore were named the countries with the world’s most powerful passports by the Henley Passport Index. Holders of these passports have the unbeatable luxury of being ab…
At least so far, the majority of Brits haven’t been directly affected by the goods shortages caused in part by a chronic shortage in lorry drivers in the country. Nevertheless, almost a quarter report having been unable to purchase their desired non-es…
Here’s the 2 hour bar chart. While we still have an hourly bear market, the 5 day cycle count and pattern of the past two weeks certainly looks base-y. The levels to watch on the downside are 4327 and 4309. Break those and we could have a bear party.
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