In this week’s recap, Marcello talks about a global digital currency that will be linked to a global digital ID meaning your transactions can always be tracked; a “mostly peaceful” tornado destroyed 50,000 pallets of medicine when it hit a Pfizer plant in North Carolina, this will lead to shortages of anesthesia and other sterile injectibles; and the USA joins Singapore as the only countries approving “cell-cultured” meat for human consumption. India, the world’s biggest rice exporter accounting for some 40% of […]
July 16: Mark of the Beast is here, Crypto explodes, New A.I company Elon Musk (Recap Ep236)
In this week’s recap, the global market ended generally positive. Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, announced layoffs of over 1,000 employees. On a positive note, Europe is set to launch its first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) this month. Ripple’s XRP experienced a surge of 74%, reaching $0.81 per coin, after a US judge ruled that it may not necessarily be considered a security. The broader cryptocurrency market also saw positive movement, with altcoins like Polygon’s matic token, Solana, and […]
July 9: AI Robots for elderly, Govt gets censored, Flying cars coming soon (Recap ep235)
In today’s recap, Marcello talks about a new AI Robot called Nadine, which has been upgraded with the AI Model GPT-3, improving its interaction and conversation skills. Its creator says it could be far more effective than human caregivers in tending to the sick and elderly. Several Fed agencies (like DHS, FBI, and DOJ) were prohibited from working with big tech to censor posts on social media. Alef Aeronautics, backed by Elon Musk, presented a pre-sale of their most recent “flying car”. […]
July 2: Australian banks restrict withdrawals, New York goes after Pizzas, Chaos in France (Recap ep234)
In today’s recap, Marcello talks about how Australia’s largest bank has limited withdrawals to $667; the city of New York has ordered pizzerias to restrict the use of coal and wood-fired ovens to reduce carbon emissions by up to 75%; Strong protests in France have caused mayhem following the fatal police shooting of a teenager in Paris. Police have been trying to control the situation, but agitated crowds have been causing damage non-stop for the last couple of days. U.S. tech giant […]
June 25: Tesla finds fortune, blackouts in Texas, Lab grown meat approved US (Recap ep233)
In this week’s recap, Marcello talks about the recent events that is making Tesla, the automaker, at the top of the race in the electric vehicle contest; Operator of Texas’s power grid has wasked customers to preserve electricity to prevent blackouts facing the summer heatwave to come; US is the second country worldwide to give a green light on the production of Lad-grown meat. Shares of Tesla surged +5.34% on Tuesday at $274.45 with Rivian being the latest automaker to announce a […]
June 18: Wheat & Silver Shortages, Electric Vehicles pollute more than Gas, Banking Crisis Worse than 2008 (Recap ep232)
In today’s recap, Marcello talks about the droughts that are probably going to cause a reduced wheat and corn harvest. The production of electric vehicles generates more greenhouse gas emissions than that of a gas car. The actual banking crisis has already reached levels worse than those of 2008. Silver’s short-term performance has outperformed recent gains in gold. The percentage gain in silver has been almost 3X of that seen in gold since May 26. The U.S. Federal Reserve is taking a […]
June 11: Bacteria Kills 50% arrives to USA, Govt launches crypto war, Food shortages return (Recap ep231)
In this week’s recap, Marcello talks about a new deadly bacteria that has arrived to the US. This Bacteria is likely to kill upt to 50% of the infected. The government has resumed its brawl against the cryptos by suing Coinbase alleging the company & its co-founder Changpeng Zhao commingled billions of dollars of investor funds with their own & violating securities laws. Harsh climate has reduced the production of several raw materials needed to produce certain foods (like Olive Oil). The […]
June 4: Artificial Intelligence kills man, Tesla best selling car worldwide, Debt limit Deal! (Recap Ep230)
In this week’s recap, the most important news was related to the deal reached to suspend the debt limit for two years, allowing the US government to spend money without restrictions during this period. This decision could potentially lead to increased government spending and has implications for the country’s fiscal policies. On Friday, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that 339,000 new non-farm payroll jobs were added last month, surpassing analysts’ predictions of 190,000 new jobs. This stronger job growth suggests […]
May 28: Senators get “emergency phones”, Drought affects Panama Canal, Tesla helps Ford (Recap ep229)
In today’s recap, Marcello points out how the government has asigned “emergency phones” to the members of the US Senate; The Panama Canal is being affected by the droughts; Ford has managed to get an agreement with Tesla allowing Ford owners to use Tesla’s superchargers. Members of the U.S. Senate were recently offered satellite phones that will allow them to communicate in the case of a “man-made” or natural disaster, according to a report. Panama Canal imposes shipping restrictions to cope with […]
May 21: Drug Turns People to Zombies, Elon Musk Returns to Tesla, Drought Returns (Recap Ep228)
In this recap, get ready to dive into the world of finance and politics as we discuss the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations. Find out why these negotiations have come to a halt, raising doubts about the possibility of reaching a deal in the near future. We also analyze the uncertain interest rate outlook provided by the Federal Reserve and examine its impact on the market sentiment. Prepare to be shocked as we uncover a chilling phenomenon that has taken over the streets […]