Stocks dipping because of the Fed: The Fed driven sell off broke the S&P three week win streak. 

Food is up 8%: Supply Chain Issues, Fed Rate Hikes, and the ongoing war in the  Eurasian Bread Basket has food prices climbing. Pop-tarts and Cereals across the board are up in price. (My beloved Chocolate Chex saw a full $1 increase per box!)

DRONES!: The good people of Frisco, TX are the first to receive Walgreens packages via Drone delivery. Timely deliveries is the good of Drones, but the bad is drones monitoring curfews in Shanghai China. 

Levi 90's Play: Levi is still down over 20% on the year, but the sales are ticking up thanks to old trends becoming new trends. Levi took a hit in the pandemic like most retailers but now their buy direct online options are putting them in a winning position.

The Shanghai Lockdown is killing the Supply Chain: The Supply Chain was already on its last leg and now the ongoing/no-end in sight lockdown in Shanghai has the Supply Chain seeing the bright light. Everyone from Tesla to Apple to Volkswagen will be feeling the hurt of the Shanghai lockdown. The good news is this lockdown could speed up the US and China breaking economic ties...at least some of them. Not being so reliant on the CCP is a good thing for the moral integrity of the US. 

Buffet buys HP! The usually tech-averse Oracle of Omaha is now the largest shareholder of HP.

Truck Drivers are Getting the BIG $$$! Walmart is just one company offering Truck Drivers over $100K/year starting out. That is more than some Wall Street Bankers. The Driver Shortage and the Supply Chain are in desperate need of workers!!

BTC could plummet to $30K: Some think BTC will plummet once again since it failed to hold the $44K position that could have catapulted it to a new high of $70K. This is all speculation, but Long-term holders of the digital asset are still overwhelming bullish.

BoA joins Deutsche on Recession Predictions: Last week Deutsche predicted a coming recession and this week Bank of America joined the bandwagon.

There are 2,668 Billionaires in the World, 87 fewer than last year. This number is not entirely accurate because private wealth is incredibly difficult to track. Think Off Shore accounts and Crypto Holdings.

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