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If I Don’t Get Elected, It’ll Be a Bloodbath Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… | | | News: Sean Ring – “Bloodbath!” Trump’s main nemesis isn’t Russia. It’s China. DJT and China go way back. China tries to produce a good cheaply and export it to the United States, and then Trump goes after them for “dumping.” And while talking about this at a recent rally… Trump used the word “bloodbath”. Leading up to the election, you can expect this to continue happening. Donald Trump will say something seemingly outrageous. The legacy media will pick it up, mold that clay into something like “fascism,” and sell it to the public raw. But let’s investigate what was said… and what was meant… if your lefty buddies want to score points with you. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Recommended Reads: Nvidia’s 100X Announcement The world’s indisputable #1 AI stock is set to make an announcement on Wednesday, March 21 that will accelerate the AI Wealth Window into OVERDRIVE... Let’s just say that they’ve got a brand-new microchip up their sleeves that could spur the largest economic surge in US history. ⇒ Click here for the full story. | |
Markets: Jim Rickards – A House of Cards on Stilts What’s driving the current stock market frenzy? Is it a new bubble pure and simple? Is it driven by fundamentals? Does the Fed play an important role? Let’s look at these factors and make a forecast of stock market index levels based on these and other inputs. Trends in stock prices over the past year have largely been a function of market expectations about Fed rate cuts and market euphoria over strong economic data, including low unemployment rates. Another factor is the upward momentum for all stocks due to the AI-inspired frenzy now going on. While these price drivers are easy to spot and explain, it’s the case that they mask a much more troubling economic reality that will emerge soon to push stock markets significantly lower. ⇒ Read More Here | |
America: Dave Gonigam – Apple Is Bankrupt The sound you hear in the distance is the rumble from Steve Jobs rolling over in his grave. Again. There was another Bloomberg story over the weekend with the headline: “Apple Without AI Looks More Like Coca-Cola Than High-Growth Tech.” Gone are the days that Jobs could wow an audience as he did in January 2007 with the launch of the iPhone — and take a product category’s annual sales from zero to $125 billion in five years. So yes, when it comes to leadership in cutting-edge sectors like AI… Apple has passed the torch. ⇒ Read More Here That’s all for today, we’ll be back tomorrow with what our editors were looking at this week. Email us here with whatever crosses your mind that you want us to cover. We look forward to hearing from you! Looking forward to your financial future, | | | | | |
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