January 23: Biden’s drippy docs, Russia can’t scare the Leopards, and good economic news that doesn’t help

The drip-drip of Biden classified documents will continue; Russia's reported escalation of its shadow war against the West will have little impact on tanks being delivered to the front in Ukraine; and Q4 Real GDP comes out Thursday and Core CPI comes out Friday, but neither will clear up where the market is going in Q1. All in this week's Coming Down the Pike.

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November 14: Democrats shock the pundits, Republicans will take back the House by one seat, and humanitarian aid may begin to arrive in a place that badly needs it

Democrats shocked the world (of pundits) at the midterms, Russia retreated from Kherson, Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion and proceeded to make every wrong decision imaginable, Republicans will take back the House by one seat, rhetoric around inflation will start to change, and humanitarian aid may begin to arrive for a place that badly needs it.

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October 24: British political drama, Korean nuclear tests, Russian dirty bombs, and a possible end to the world’s largest armed conflict

Now that the CCP's Party Congress is over, the window for a North Korean nuclear test has opened. With gas prices decreasing nationally, Democrats may see a slight bump in their performance in the polls – but it might not be enough to save them. Russia will continue to lay the groundwork for using dirty bombs in Ukraine. There's a glimmer of hope for ending the largest armed conflict in the world.

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October 3, 2022: Ian Cleanup, Market Reports, Midterms, and Putin

The cleanup from Ian will reveal tragic mistakes in Florida, the first half of the week will be rough on the markets while the second half will hinge on two critical reports, Congress won't do a damn thing because midterms, Putin will continue his nuclear saber-rattling, but the most significant effects will be from the Nord Stream 2 pipeline shutdown.

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