Welcome good to have you with us on this wednesday from the New York Stock Exchange our Investment Committee at the table, joe terranov ajim lebenthal, liz young, bny mellons director of Market Strategy and mike wilson, Morgan Stanleys chief v. Officer also with us from hq, senior economics reporter Steve Liesman. The markets. Stocks down sharply. Lows of the day. 637 the loss for the dow the yield curve inverting for the First Time Since 2007 and thats raising fears thata recession could be on the ho horizon. Mike wilson, i joked with you when you walked in the grip reaper has arrived. Youve been negative on the market for a while what does this tell you about what we should be thinking and doing . Yeah, look. I think the market has been telling us this all year weve had the fed dovishness covering up some of that theres been hope for a tread deal which has been viewed as a put and both of those puts expired in the last couple of weeks meaning the fed did their 25 cut some viewed that
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The current serving Commissioner of Police in Anambra state, Mr Aderemi Adeoye has been accused of defrauding some Nigerians at home and in the diaspora of about 20 billion naira in a fraudulent ponzi scheme. Mr Adeoye is said to have set up a cooperative group called Alpha Trust Investment Club (ATIC)
A group of Nigerians has petitioned the acting Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun over the alleged diversion of over N20 billion funds under ATIC Co-operative operated by Mr. Aderemi Adeoye, Commissioner of Police in Anambra State. The group called for the IGP’s intervention in the case of the operation of a “Ponzi scheme, fraudulent diversion, and misappropriation of funds by Mr Aderemi Olufemi Adeoye”.
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January 27th 2021 at 12:00:00 GMT +0300
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