The Suez Canal fiasco is costing the world economy billions of dollars, the markets bubble doesn't seem to care.

The FED chairman came out this week with incongruent forecasts for the US economy. Will the markets buy that in the long run?

Famous investor and author Harry Dent is predicting a 50% market correction as early as April and as late as June. Will Harry Dent be right this time?

The consequences of the stimulus will not be overlooked, markets are rattled and this story is not going to end well for the economy.

Prices of copper, oil and other commodities are surging again like in 2011, at that moment the US dollar took a hit against these commodities and mayor currencies. We are seeing this trend again?

After new record highs for Bitcoin and Ethereum, a 1 trillion dollar market cap for crypto and institutional money flowing to this currencies, we are in uncharted territory with this type of investing

Bitcoin keeps getting higher meanwhile the overall economy is signaling a recession/depression

The next recession/depression that is coming very soon will have the worst characteristics of past recessions: the stagflation of the 70's, the tech bust of the dot-com, the economic hardship of the GFC and of course it would have the same (or worse) drop in standing of living for the average person. Sadly that's what the decisions of the people in power of government/central banks are going.

After the rally of some low value stocks that are heavily overpriced and overbought by many retail investors organized by a reddit group (Wall Street Bets), the story is getting more notoriety, although this unprecedented movement on the markets is very likely to en badly in a overvalued stock market in general.

After the official inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States, the situation is the same, more debt issuance, k shaped recovery and social justice agenda.