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Please Support our operation http://buymeacoffee.com/silverreport and buy me a coffee for social media marketing tips and tricks subscribe to http://youtube.com/c/irongripprofits all our content in now on Rumble subscribe today https://rumble.com/c/SilverReportUncut we're on soundcloud http://soundcloud.com/silverreport check out new episodes on the original Silver Report http://youtube.com/c/silverreport Follow every creature ministry http://t.me/everycreatureministry http://youtube.com/c/everycreatureministry Subscribe to our backup SRU channel http://bit.ly/odyseesru Follow on Telegram http://t.me/silverreport you can donate crypto at http://silverreportuncut.com Ad revenue is down and we do accept donations via crypto on our website and you can support our work on http://buymeacoffee.com/silverreport https://www.patreon.com/silverreport Following FedEx's ugly pre-announcement, CEO Raj Subramaniam, went further into the drivers behind his company's decision to pull guidance during an interview with Jim Cramer of CNBC. “I think so. But you know, these numbers, they don’t portend very well,” Subramaniam said in response to Cramer’s question about whether the economy is “going into a worldwide recession.” FedEx’s top executive, who took over the role at the beginning of this year, said that declining worldwide cargo volumes were the primary factor in the company’s unsatisfactory performance. “I’m very disappointed in the results that we just announced here, and you know, the headline really is the macro situation that we’re facing,” Subramaniam said tonight in an interview on CNBC’s Mad Money. Finally, the CEO said the drop in volumes is far-reaching: “We are a reflection of everybody else’s business, especially the high-value economy in the world,” he concluded. A “horrible, miserable report... It’s a bit strange to hear $FDX speak so negatively following... conference presentations when no one else hinted at an environment like this. .. However,.. investors should assume EPS estimates across the board are at risk.” Coming just hours after The Atlanta Fed slashed its Q3 GDP outlook, this is not a good sign for the domestic (or global) economy. Just remember - it's still definitely not a recession! stock market, fedex customer service real person hours, fedex business account customer service uk, fedex supply chain payroll phone number, should i buy fedex, why did fedex fall, fedex (fdx) stock analysis, fedex stock earnings analysis, fedex stock price prediction, fedex dividend yield, fedex q4 2022, fedex stock price, fedex finanacial forecast, fedex customer live chat, money tips, world news, news station, news channel, finance stock, fedex today, fedex ceo, fedex eps, silver price, gold price, investing news, trade ideas ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIzB0thKbb0

Economic collapse news January 23, 2020. Visit our sponsor for the Special: http://bit.ly/FreeSilverDeal First, we look at Industrial production and it's relentless decline in fact 2019 had negative growth. The main justification for these excessive stock valuations has been the consumer. If we take a closer look at retail sales for November and December we find this Holiday season was a disappointment for many retailers especially the brick and mortar retailers. Why if the consumer is so confident then why are they not spending their money, For that, we turn to hours worked and wages because both had a notable decline in the rate of growth. In fact, this has been the slowest growth in 2.25 years ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbKQQD6FZgg