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“War starts when trade stops.” ~Jack Ma

By Catherine Austin Fitts

This week brings Part II of the News Trends & Stories of our 3rd Quarter Wrap Up which is presented throughout October in four parts:

  • News Trends & Stories, Parts I & II:  During the first two weeks  of October, we highlight the top news trends and stories with Dr. Joseph Farrell. Last week in Part I, we looked at Economy and Financial Markets and Geopolitics.  This coming week in Part II, Dr. Farrell and I will cover Science and Technology and The Big Questions. Make sure to check our web presentation for the complete listing with links of News Trends & Stories for the 3rd Quarter.

 

  • Financial Market Roundup: In the third week of October, we will combine a written Blockbuster Chartology from master technician Rambus with Catherine’s Equity Overview. Make sure to check our web presentation for the complete roundup of financial market charts on September 30.

 

  • Theme – Investment Screening: Can We Filter for Productive Companies?-  Finally, we look at our big theme. We look at the investment screening industry to ask whether we can filter the markets to find fundamentally productive companies. In August, investors in private prison companies found their stock price down by almost 50% because of changing government policies. And Wells Fargo stock is down by 18% this year, in part because of a scandal related to falsification of accounts. As the debt-financed growth model comes to an end, investors in companies that are not fundamentally productive face a new set of risks.

 

In Money & Markets this week I will discuss the latest in financial and geopolitical news.

In Let’s Go to the Movies, I will review Pelé: Birth of a Legend.  One theme in the movie is how to get back our ginga, which is the creative rhythm of running and swinging on the soccer field, which is the crucial element of capoeira, which is martial arts blended with dance, acrobatics, and music. As one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century, the story of Pelé’s early life is both inspiring and instructive for times such as these.


 

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5 Comments

  1. Love these conversations you have with Joseph, Catherine…

    With a little help Jon R, unshackling the imagination, they make for a riveting take on things global and local.

    Thanks

    DY
    Lawrence, KS

  2. Dear Catherine and Joseph (Farrell),

    Glad to hear about JS Bach (my fav composer of all time) on this show! JS Bach was a deeply religious man who wrote music only to glorify God and not himself or Man – hence the majesty, grandeur, class and quasi-universality of his music that elevates one’s spirit. Rock music glorifies the self in all its base human nature. One feels edified by Bach and his ilk; one feels somewhat diminished, depressed, angry, violent, or deprived and hankering for more with rock music. Even if I have enjoyed much of the latter. That’s my humble take on it.

    Teresa

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