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Global Risk Monitor: Weekly Update – April 18
Happy Easter, folks! The Trump administration’s tariff strategy continues to function less as a deliberate trade policy and more as a volatile, reactionary experiment. Markets are grappling with a growing realization: there is no unified objective anchoring current U.S. trade … Continue reading
S&P 500 Key Levels – April 15
Happy Jackie Robinson Day! What a great American. The rebound in the S&P 500 has thus far stalled at a key technical level—specifically the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the current correction from the recent highs, which stands at 5491.24. Today’s … Continue reading
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Masters Week: Jack and German POWs (BFTP)
BFTP: Blast From The Past Originally Posted on April 8, 2013 Answer to yesterday’s Masters quiz question: Anthony Kim posted 11 birdies in the second round of the 2009 Masters. German WWII POWs Here’s some more 19th hole fodder to … Continue reading
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Global Risk Monitor: Weekly Update – April 11
The United States’ current tariff regime reveals not a strategic plan but an erratic response to market volatility, suggesting a governing philosophy resembling reactive day trading more closely than structured economic policymaking. As the week’s developments show, the absence of … Continue reading
Global Risk Monitor 2.0: Week In Review – April 4
Our earlier GRM post mistakenly included data tables from the week of March 28th. Here are the up-to-date April 4th tables. The U.S. Administration’s tariff policy represents a critical policy error that has upended financial markets and raised the specter … Continue reading
Breaking News: Making America Great!
Meanwhile on Saturday — as traders and executives across Wall Street and corporate America were still reeling from the market mayhem — White House aides issued an announcement: Trump had won the second round of the Senior Golf Championship at … Continue reading
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