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Russia and Ukraine, Globalized War The 1st War of the Globalized Era Would World War II have come as quickly as it did? Probably not. In reality, Germany was already isolated. After 1933, the Nazis moved to make the country self-reliant. Everything went to Hitler's war machine. Germany didn't depend on Europe for anything in 1939, and vice versa. From its spurious historical rationale to its bloodiness, Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is a carbon copy of Hitler’s invasion of Poland (with one exception: Putin's blitzkrieg appears to be failing in the face of fanatical Ukrainian resistance).And yet, Russian commodities still flow westward. Although Western sanctions have ratcheted up faster than I expected, there are still big carve-outs for Russian energy exports.
Europe declares economic war on Russia 3 Key Plays as Commodities Go to War It may not be World War III out there, but Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine is already sending aftershocks through the world’s commodities markets. In this week’s episode of Your Money Matters, Ted Bauman and Clint Lee take a closer look at what’s happening as sanctions set in and supply chains are stressed in real time. Perhaps more importantly, they share three key plays to help defend and grow your portfolio as the consequences of Russia’s war ripple through the global economy.
Cyberattacks threat to the world Prepare for Russian Cyberattacks With the HACK ETF These cyberattacks aren’t just a threat to Ukraine, but to the entire world. That’s why I recommend you invest in this ETF.
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by Joseph Hargett February 22, 2022 Great Stuff
Bernstein, Bears No More Great Ones, if you’re expecting some big commentary from me on Russia and Ukraine … don’t hold your breath. The situation is what it is. And from an investing standpoint, it’s just another log on the Wall Street volatility dumpster fire. If you’ve been paying attention, reading your daily Great Stuff […]
First President of United States George Washington What Would Washington Do in 2022? In addition to George Washington's already long list of superlatives, we can add that he was also history’s wealthiest president (until 2016). In total, Washington owned 50,000+ acres with a value equivalent to 0.19% of the country’s gross domestic product. In today’s terms, that would make him worth $43.6 billion. Richer than Michael Dell. So, what was Washington’s secret for building a fortune that outlasted even him?

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