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Finding themselves on a tsunami-like wave of history Cresting and about to crash A ship of fools argue whether to turn right or left In The Fourth Turning: An American
May 21 – China on Friday slashed a key interest rate to rescue its slumping housing market and head off a major downturn in the world’s second largest economy. The
May 21 – The stock market selloff hit pause Friday, but the Dow Jones Industrial Average couldn’t avoid its longest weekly losing streak in nearly a century. The Dow (INDU)
May 20 – A two-year run in stocks that began at the depths of the coronavirus panic and became one of most powerful bull markets on record is on the
May 20 – Investors fled most major asset classes in the past week, with US equities and Treasuries a rare exception to the massive exodus, amid concerns that tightening monetary
May 19 – As of Wednesday afternoon in Europe, the euro was hovering just above $1.05, having been in steady decline for almost a year, down from around $1.22 last
May 19 – Matthew McLennan, First Eagle Investments manager, joins ‘The Exchange’ to discuss long-term value stocks
May 19 – The European Commission has slashed its forecast for 2022 eurozone growth to 2.7%, down significantly from the relatively strong 4.0% forecast published in February. As inflation and
May 19 – ABC News business and economics correspondent Deirdre Bolton discusses how long the stock market will slide and how the United States’ sanctions on Russia could help lower
Two of today’s most successful money managers discuss investors’ options in today’s crisis-plagued world.
Crypto was in full-blown crash mode last week, wiping out more than $300 billion in market value. TerraUSD, a so-called stablecoin that is supposed to trade at a “stable” $1
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France is set to experience record temperatures for the month of May as a “heat dome” fuelled by bursts of hot weather from the Sahara hits much of the country.
Northern India is suffering an intense heatwave, with temperatures hitting a record 49.2 degrees Celsius in the capital. Officials are warning citizens to take precautions as the extreme weather is
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Darryl Robert Schoon graduated from the University of California at Davis in 1966 with a B.A. in political science. After one year at Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, he dropped out, moved to the Haight/Ashbury and became immersed in the hippie subculture. Today, he is known for his writings and talks on the economy and metaphysics. He has been invited to speak on both subjects around the world.