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Day Trading Alert – The Government’s Unemployment Shenanigans – How a Day Trader Can Take Advantage

March 21, 2020

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Day traders and other investors everywhere are being misled by the very organization that we are trusting to lead us out of the current economic predicament that we as a country, even a world, have found ourselves in – The United States Government. And those who want to position themselves to take advantage of the resulting market turmoil will learn day trading strategies of success.

You’ve no doubt noticed the rising unemployment rate over the past year. In recent months, the unemployment rate has crested 10%, and most recently, dipped back down below 10%, to 9.7%. However, the unemployment rate that is released by the Government is not the “true” economic unemployment rate.

In fact, it’s downright misleading. And it is meant to be.

Consider this – in the most recent unemployment data release, the so-called economic “experts” predicted a job GAIN of 10,000 jobs. But instead, we actually lost … Read More

It’s Not the Government’s Job To Make Everyone Equal

March 20, 2020

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| general, government, law, Legal, politic

Somehow, here in America we have developed the wrong definition of equality.

The true definition of equality means that we all should have an equal opportunity to live up to our highest potential in regard to our desires and abilities.

That doesn’t mean that we all will be equal in stature, financial standing, social standing, etc.

It only means we should be given the equal opportunity to achieve the level of success we desire or are capable of achieving.

We are all born into different life situations with different life paths, for some living a life of simplicity instead of becoming a social or political achiever is all they desire. For them to strive for a successful career in politics or business would be unnatural and against everything they were born to do.

Many think it is governments job to make all things equal and to elevate those who haven’t … Read More

Governments and Fiduciary Responsibility Post-Disaster

March 20, 2020

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In light of the many natural disasters that befall societies around the world the question arises ‘do governments have a long-term responsibility to ensure the well-being and rapid recovery of their citizens post disaster?’ One might imagine that “Power has only one duty – to secure the social welfare of the People.” (Benjamin Disraeli). But is this what actually takes place? I think back to Hurricane Katrina, Haiti, the Thailand tsunami of 2004, Japanese Tahoku earthquake and tsunami of 2011, the Christchurch earthquakes of 2010-2012 and most recently Hurricane Sandy. What did we get and what can we expect of our governments? It is true that during times of crisis governments the world over, do provide some assistance, usually financial, to communities devastated by natural disasters, at least in the immediate aftermath. This assistance takes on a myriad of forms, including: temporary medical care, food, clothing and shelter; grants and … Read More

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