Technical Analysis

Years ago the poor people would have just got thrown to the lions and we would have watched as they got their limbs torn from them in a bloodbath. Today, things aren’t that much different.

Obama must be fuming like a pile of something in the pristine Oval Office today as he hears of the latest Edward-Snowden revelations.

Harping on about rhapsodious aspirations and opportunity knocks at the door of the youthful unemployed of Europe. 

The housing market. It would be the done-thing normally to imagine that one might learn from mistakes that have been made in the past; and not only learn from them, but make sure that they don’t happen again.

Yesterday I thought that Barack Obama was probably the worst President in the entire history of the USA given his record on unemployment and Gross Domestic Product since he has been in office. But, then again, on second thoughts...

So is President Obama the worst President in history?

For the first time in 2016 according to estimates, the US will not be the most economically-powerful country in the world, but the second since World War II.

Abenomics was being hailed as the modern Japan’s answer to worries and woes, but it seems that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will now most certainly have to put off dealing with Japan’s national debt as the economic outlook in the country looks decidedly compromised

We hear day in and day out that the economy here is going down the tubes, that the banks there are tying up the markets and exploiting them and that China is contracting, that Greece will be the ruin of the already-ruined European Union and the so the list goes on

The UK economy is recovery at its best rate since 2010 today with figures that are released by the British government via the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The Greeks have been in recession now for six long years. While economies around in neighboring EU countries seem as if they are shining with just a glimmer of hope that the recession is over, the Greeks are not partaking in any of that.

When it was suggested it was considered in the blazing battles of the bail-outs and the scraping of the bottom of the drawers for extra cash as the God-sent answer to all EU woes and worries.

‘The bigger they are, the harder they fall’ has always been true and is seemingly even more so today with regard to the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China)

If we can judge by the announcement from the Obama administration, the relations between the US and Russia are at their lowest ebb for decades and they couldn’t get much colder.

The US trade deficit is now at its lowest point since that date and currently stands at $34.22 billion for the month ofJune 2013.