Entries by Trend Letter

3 Blind Mice – maybe not?

In the realm of medicine, healthcare, and bio-science, there is a lot of room for knowledge advancement, simply because this broad field has a very large gap between “what we know” and “what we do not know”. This gap is more frustrating for society than most other scientific knowledge gaps because the bio-science gap can […]

Some reasons for caution

Our model gave a recent warning of a potential market top coming soon and we sent subscribers a strategy to protect their portfolio. Below we show a few charts that allow investors to see some reasons for concern here. The first chart shows the daily purchase and sell transactions by corporate insiders – officers, directors, […]

Vaccines – a way forward?

Our objective at Trend Disruptors is to identify and track technology developments that have the potential to “disrupt” market sectors, creating unique investment opportunities for our subscribers. The pandemic of 2020 has been a massively disruptive year on many fronts, with many businesses having to re-invent themselves, trying to remain profitable, to even remain viable. […]

Attack of the Debt Tsunami

For 10 years we have been pounding the table warning that we were heading for a credit market disaster. Governments around the globe have been spending far more than they were collecting, to the point where we warned that ‘far more debt has been created than can ever be paid off.’ And this was BEFORE […]

Can 5G work for me?

Many projects and ideas have been thrown off schedule with the Covid-19 pandemic, but progress is being made on implementing the latest cellular phone network – the fifth generation, euphemistically known as 5G.  As well as the global pandemic, there are other concerns of a geo-political nature to be addressed, such as which countries will […]

Can we react better with THORIUM?

There have been few significant changes in the cleanliness of nuclear reactors since the first electricity generating reactor was brought onto the power grid in Obninsk, USSR, in 1954.  The low carbon emissions from nuclear reactors make them one of the greener methods for generating electricity, and a good fit with the “green” initiatives envisioned […]

Market update – October 28/20

According to data compiled by LPL Financial,  historically the S&P 500 averages its highest return of the entire year on October 28th. Well, that certainly was not the case today, the markets got hammered. There were many factors contributing to today’s slaughter, and leading the way were fears related to soaring coronavirus case numbers, especially […]

The Elephant in the Room

The Elephant in the room Every so often we review the latest debt numbers as tracked on the US Debt clock site. These numbers are US based, but the story is similar all over: governments have been racking up massive debts for decades and now with COVID-19, they are accelerating this practice to unprecedented levels […]

Market update – September 23/20

Equities: Nasdaq – down 330.65 points or 3.02% The Nasdaq Index represents the tech sector and includes the world’s foremost technology and biotech giants such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, and Intel. No surprise to subscribers, this index has blown the doors off all other indexes as these stocks have been the market leaders […]