Wall Street s main indexes were set to open slightly higher on Thursday, with investors seeking fresh signals for future rate hikes after minutes from the Federal Reserve s July meeting suggested a
Who is Roaring Kitty?
Roaring Kitty, who has driven top Wall Street leaders in a frenzy, has been unveiled to be Keith Gill, a 34-year-old financial adviser from Boston, Massachusetts. He had a firm named Roaring Kitty LLC in Concord, New Hampshire, for providing investment advisory services, but it was dissolved later.
Gill is presently employed at In Good Company, a branch of investment firm MassMutual. He also posts investment and finance tips on his YouTube channel Roaring Kitty, which started the entire episode.
In high school and college, he was a noted athlete and has been referred to as ‘one of the most decorated runners in the rich history of the cross country and track & field programs.’ If the same report is to be believed, he graduated in 2009 from Stonehill College in Easton, with a B.Sc. degree in Business Administration in Accounting.
America Enters the Weimar Era The unravelling of American politics
By mid-February 2021, American deaths from COVID-19 may well surpass the country’s 405,400 deaths during the Second World War. By around mid-May, more Americans will have died from COVID-19 than during the Civil War, which killed 655,000, and the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, when 675,000 are estimated to have perished.
Yet America’s largely self-inflicted COVID-19 disaster may be eclipsed by the US’s political unravelling, which has proceeded with warp speed in the last few weeks, with the once celebrated American way of succession in power via the ballot box dealt a body blow by a large sector of the electorate that has marched in lock step with their leader in refusing to accept the results of the presidential elections.
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The storming of Capitol Hill | Image fromWall Street International.
7 January 2021 (Wall Street International) By mid-February 2021, American deaths from Covid-19 may well surpass the country’s 405,400 deaths during the Second World War.
By around mid-May, more Americans will have died from Covid-19 than during the Civil War, which killed 655,000, and the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, when 675,000 are estimated to have perished.
The unraveling of American politics
Yet America’s largely self-inflicted Covid-19 disaster may be eclipsed by the US’s political unraveling, which has proceeded with warp speed in the last few weeks, with the once-celebrated American way of succession in power via the ballot box dealt a body blow by a large sector of the electorate that has marched in lock step with their leader in refusing to accept the results of the presidential elections.
outside a mosque for a protest many say is dangerous and anti-muslim. also new details about the dennis hastert indictment. what the feds say about why the former house speaker was allegedly trying to pay out millions of dollars. plus the man once seen as the face of the wall street crisis is now talking like elizabeth warren and outrage over a new reality show that some say exploits the poor. two deserving families are about to receive a briefcase with $101,000 inside. you can keep all of the money. you can keep some of the money. or you can give it all away. what they don t know is that both families have been given a briefcase and are deciding whether to share any money with each other.