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After a volatile trading session, U.S. Equity Markets closed lower, led by the S&P breaking 4600, to close with a loss of 1.90%. Yesterday was the best ever trading session for my Platinum Service, generating over 950 points. In testimony before Congress, Fed Chair Powell suggested that the Fed retire the term “Transitory” when it comes to inflation. He is signalling that he thinks inflation is not going away any time soon. He elaborated that high inflation will likely last into mid-2022. In addition, Powell stated the Fed must “ensure higher inflation does not become entrenched.” He added that the Fed can “consider wrapping up the taper a few months sooner.” The statement signals the asset purchases are finished by the end of March instead. The implication is the central bank will begin increasing interest rates by the end of next year. It also means there is an increased possibility of two rate hikes in 2022. The change in tone is scaring investors who are already worried about the growth outlook. There were also concerns around the Omicron variant, after Moderna’s (MRNA) CEO said that the new variant could pose an issue for the current vaccines. However, this was shot down by both Oxford University and BioNTech. Both have said that the vaccines should continue to prevent serious illness from the Omicron variant. Within the S&P 500, all 11 sectors finished lower. European Markets closed lower. Euro-Zone preliminary Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) data for November was higher than anticipated, as energy price gains continued. European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said it will likely keep buying bonds throughout next year to support the economy but could wind the programme down in 2023. Chairwoman of the South African Medical Association Angelique Coetzee said COVID-19 Omicron variant infections appear mild compared to Delta’s. Robert Habeck, Germany’s soon to be Vice Chancellor made a statement on possible COVID-19 restrictions., saying that only vaccinated citizens or anyone recovered from the virus should have access to “public settings.” In Asia, China’s official Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (“PMI”) figures for November were stronger than anticipated, rising back into expansion territory. Japan’s preliminary industrial production for October was weaker than anticipated, but rebounded versus September, as social-distancing restrictions eased. South Korea’s industrial production data for October disappointed, declining at the quickest rate since last May, as automobile and metals production slowed. Australia’s third-quarter shipments abroad expanded once more following second-quarter contraction, as demand for raw materials increased. Elsewhere, Oil fell to its lowest level since March with a decline of 4.52%, while Bitcoin fell 2% on little news.

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For anyone following my Platinum Service it made 963 points yesterday, to close November with a gain of 2466 points, after ending October with a gain of 1028 points, 2866 points in September, 1543 points in August, and 996 points in July. The Platinum Service made 1366 points in June, 1439 points in May, 1244 points in April, having ended March with an impressive gain of 3769 points, 3286 points in February, 2077 points in January, and 2273 points last December. Since I started this New Platinum Service in June 2015 it has averaged a monthly gain of over 1600 points

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