😒 The One Industry Slumping So Far This Year

Good morning. Most sectors of the economy have been on fire this year. But, there's one area..

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

Good morning. Most sectors of the economy have been on fire this year. But, there's one area that's steeply in a bear market. It's the media, more specifically the news media. Cable news outlets have reported viewer drops as much as 50 percent. And the New York Times Company (NYT) reported a sharp slowdown in growth. It's no surprise that the news media benefitted in the past few years from the public's interest in all things Donald Trump. Now, with Trump out of the White House and the media avoiding stories about him, it's no surprise that viewers are going elsewhere. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Is This the End of the Bitcoin Boom? Bitcoin could crash soon, and even if you don't have a single penny in cryptocurrency YOU are going to feel the impact. The government is so afraid of cryptocurrency, that some worry Biden will ban Bitcoin using a shocking "backdoor" approach laid out in the document I want to show you. 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The move comes weeks after a voluntary recall was suggested by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The recall effects over 125,000 machines, and has led to a drop in shares for the once high-flying stock. • Berry Producers Look to Avoid Last Year's Shortage At the start of the pandemic, berry producers cut back on production as orders from restaurants ground to a halt. But home consumption went up, leading to a shortage for berries. This year, berry producers are looking to increase their acreage, even as the new production won't hit markets until next spring. Consumers may face a surplus next year… or at the very least will likely avoid a shortage. • Krispy Kreme Files for IPO Doughnut company Krispy Kreme has confidentially filed paperwork for an initial public offering. So far, there's no details on a price range or the amount of capital the company is expected to raise. 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