No, ‘Seriously’
Donald Trump was in the news Tuesday for all the usual reasons — plus a
Donald Trump was in the news Tuesday for all the usual reasons — plus a
The mood was somewhat sour Thursday ahead of the last US presidential debate. Reports that
To be fair, decisions on when to impose sanctions or otherwise aggravate irascible international state
By now, you know the story — or at least you should. If value, as
“He can disown everything if no one ever told him about it”.
The long version.
…the next three months are likely to be even more trying.
“…carbon-based industries sit in the cross-hairs as they have historically served as the cornerstone of social interactions and globalization”.
Just about the last thing the world wants to ponder right now…
When it rains, it most assuredly pours.
“I have an ugly vision of the future.”
“We caution investors that this bubble will likely collapse.”
“Everyone knows the latest Trump budget is dead on arrival in Congress”.
The mood is sour, to say the least.
But c’est la vie…
It underscores the primacy of those concerns even in an environment plagued by worries on the supply side.
Too rich for some folks’ liking.
It seems far-fetched now, but it’s always the ones you don’t see coming that are a problem.
This really wasn’t supposed to happen.
Back to the future, as “slow-flation” trades are once again en vogue.
“Pneumonia apocalypse” wasn’t a box that was available to check.
“I’m gonna send ’em to you, but you gotta pay us”.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran deeply regrets this”.
“Send delegates to Iraq to prepare a mechanism to carry out the parliament’s resolution”.
Abedzadeh insists it’s “not possible”.
“I represent more troops than any other member of this body. I buried one of them earlier today at Arlington”.
Spoiler alert: It’s been a “momentum-driven market” for a long, long time, Jeremy.
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