Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses an exciting announcement from Asia Forex Mentor regarding their upcoming AFM Trading Summit Live 2026. This free flagship global online event, scheduled for January 29, 2026, aims to redefine the playbook for traders and investors worldwide. Under the theme "The 2026 Trader Reset—Build Your Pro Playbook," the summit will offer a comprehensive 2026 market outlook, featuring macroeconomic insights, technical strategies, and psychological tactics. The event will kick off with a keynote by Ezekiel Chew, the founder of Asia Forex Mentor, and will include a lineup of renowned guest speakers such as hedge fund managers, market strategists, and performance psychology experts.
In addition to expert insights, the summit will host the prestigious AFM Brokers Awards 2025, recognizing excellence in areas like reliability and execution quality. The event will feature live question and answer sessions, breakout rooms, and opportunities to interact with expert speakers. AFM Trading Summit Live 2026 is fully virtual and accessible to traders and investors worldwide, offering free access to the main live summit, guest speaker segments, and a 24-hour replay. Asia Forex Mentor, founded by Ezekiel Chew, is a leading education provider specializing in foreign exchange, indices, stocks, and cryptocurrency, equipping traders with the skills for sustainable long-term performance. For more information, visit Asia Forex Mentor's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the recent expansion of Pro Defense Pest Control, a leader in residential and commercial pest management, into the Texas communities of New Braunfels, San Marcos, and Kyle. This strategic move aims to bring their award-winning services to a broader audience, enhancing community health and safety. With over 20 years of industry experience, Pro Defense Pest Control is renowned for its thorough inspections and multi-step treatments targeting a wide range of pests. Their commitment to safe, long-term results has established them as a trusted name in pest control across San Antonio and New Braunfels.
The expansion into these new areas reflects Pro Defense Pest Control's dedication to providing top-notch pest management solutions. According to Kyle Weaver, Chief Executive Officer, the company is excited to bring their expertise to these communities, ensuring safe and pest-free environments. The use of modern scheduling and communication tools ensures a seamless experience for clients, while the expansion is expected to create new job opportunities, contributing to the local economy. For more information about Pro Defense Pest Control and their services, visit their website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores the significant contributions of TeamBest Global Companies in the field of nuclear medicine and cancer therapy. Celebrating 16 years of cyclotron innovation, TeamBest Global has been at the forefront of advancing theranostics, which combines therapy and diagnostics to transform cancer treatment. The episode highlights the pivotal role of Best Advanced Biomedical Technologies and Best Cyclotron Systems, under the leadership of Krishnan Suthanthiran, in driving major milestones in diagnostic imaging and targeted therapies. These innovations have facilitated the global expansion of life-saving technologies, making advanced healthcare more accessible.
Best Cyclotron Systems has been instrumental in designing and building high-performance cyclotrons, ranging from 1 Mega Electron Volt to 70 Mega Electron Volt, to produce vital radioisotopes for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Notable achievements include the commissioning of the B70 cyclotron in Italy and the development of the BG-95 and B-11 cyclotrons for on-site production of Positron Emission Tomography tracers. TeamBest Global's technology portfolio has led to numerous cyclotron orders and facility expansions across North America, Europe, and India. Their innovations, such as alpha cyclotrons, have the potential to revolutionize theranostics, further solidifying TeamBest's leadership in cancer diagnosis and treatment technologies. For more information about TeamBest Global, please visit www.teambest.com.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the remarkable journey of Eshniyozov Shoxjahon Akmal ogli, the founder of WOUFX LLC, as detailed in the newly released biography "The Wolf of Uzbekistan." The podcast explores Eshniyozov's path from his humble beginnings in Oktosh, Samarkand region, Uzbekistan, to becoming a significant figure in the global trading community. His story is one of resilience, innovation, and strategic thinking, offering valuable lessons for leaders and investors. Eshniyozov's early experiences in trading, marked by self-education and perseverance, laid the foundation for his later success and recognition across Central Asia and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
The biography highlights Eshniyozov's transition from an individual trader to a financial infrastructure architect, culminating in the establishment of WOUFX LLC in the United States in October 2025. Despite not being physically present in the United States, the company quickly achieved significant milestones and is poised to launch its brokerage infrastructure across Asia, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and the Middle East. Eshniyozov's commitment to transparency and ethical trading practices is evident in his rejection of broker-client conflicts of interest and his efforts to provide free educational resources for aspiring traders. For more information about WOUFX LLC and the biography, visit their website at https://woufx.com/.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, spotlighting a significant development from i10X, a unified AI platform. The company has recently announced a $1 million pre-seed funding round, which aims to revolutionize the discovery and distribution of AI capabilities. This funding will be instrumental in accelerating product development, infrastructure, and team growth, enabling i10X to streamline access to leading AI capabilities through a single, cohesive experience. The episode explores the implications of this development for the future of AI and its potential impact on businesses worldwide.
i10X is addressing the chaos in the AI landscape, where users face an overwhelming number of subscriptions and lack trusted benchmarks to determine which AI solutions effectively meet their needs. By building an all-in-one platform, i10X aims to become the go-to starting point for anyone looking to leverage AI. The platform offers access to major large language models, image and video models, and over 500 specialized AI agents and tools, orchestrating workflows for end-to-end automation. This approach is particularly beneficial for small and medium-sized businesses, creators, and solo professionals who require accessible AI solutions without the complexity of evaluating numerous tools. For more information, visit the company's website at i10x.ai.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into a groundbreaking investigation by The Jacobi Journal of Insurance Investigation, which uncovers significant discrepancies in a RAND Corporation report. The report, commissioned by the California Department of Industrial Relations, projected a total liability of $7.9 billion for California’s Subsequent Injuries Benefits Trust Fund. However, The Jacobi Journal's analysis reveals that this figure was inflated by more than $6.75 billion due to methodological flaws, raising concerns about the accuracy and intent of the research used to inform potential state policy reforms.
The investigation identified critical errors in RAND's methodology, including nonrepresentative case sampling and inflated valuation of total disability awards. These errors led to an overstatement of the fund's liability, which could have resulted in restrictive policy changes detrimental to California's most severely injured workers. The Jacobi Journal urges lawmakers and public policy analysts to re-examine the assumptions underlying the RAND report before proceeding with any reforms. For more information, the full Jacobi Journal report is available for public download at JacobiJournal.com.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the digital growth sector, spotlighting My Boost, a Swiss company that has recently celebrated a significant milestone by surpassing 1,000 satisfied customers. This achievement underscores My Boost's leadership in the European market as a premier tool for purchasing social media followers and interactions. The company, based in Cham, Canton of Zug, has established itself as a benchmark for secure social media growth, offering solutions across major platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, and X, formerly known as Twitter. My Boost's commitment to authenticity and security is evident in its 2026 strategy, which emphasizes delivering interactions from real, active user accounts, ensuring sustainable growth with minimal risk for customer accounts.
As part of its growth strategy for 2026, My Boost is offering an exclusive 40 percent discount to readers using the promotional code MAJOR at checkout. The company prides itself on its ethical approach, refusing to sell bots or artificial interactions, a practice still common among some low-cost competitors. My Boost's premium positioning is centered on quality and durability, forming the foundation of its reputation and leadership trajectory. With a focus on multichannel rollout, My Boost is enhancing its integrated solutions for platforms like TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube, addressing the growing need for brands to maintain a coherent omnichannel presence. For more information about My Boost and its services, visit their website at https://myboost.fr.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the latest initiatives by the Sustainable Energy and Economic Development Coalition, a nonprofit organization based in Austin, Texas. The coalition is making significant progress in advocating for clean air and sustainable energy solutions throughout the state. Alex explores how these efforts are contributing to a healthier and more sustainable future for Texans by focusing on reducing harmful pollution, protecting public health, and advancing policies that support renewable energy and energy efficiency.
The Sustainable Energy and Economic Development Coalition collaborates with communities, policymakers, and partner organizations to provide research, public education, and policy engagement on environmental and energy issues. Their goal is to empower Texans with the information and tools needed to support healthier communities and a more sustainable energy future. For more information about their initiatives and how they are shaping the future of energy in Texas, visit the Sustainable Energy and Economic Development Coalition's website at https://seedcoalition.org/.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the dynamic world of video games, focusing on the latest analysis from GAMIVO regarding the most popular video game genres in 2025. The discussion highlights the dominance of action-adventure and role-playing games, each capturing a 21 percent share of the market. Survival games, which have maintained their popularity, come in third with an 18 percent share. The episode also touches on the decline of simulation games, which now hold only a 6 percent share, suggesting a shift in gamer preferences. Andrzej Bazylczuk from GAMIVO provides insights into how modern games often blend elements from multiple genres, making it challenging to categorize them strictly.
The podcast further explores the nuances of each genre, emphasizing that gamers are drawn to titles that offer a mix of engaging stories and action-packed gameplay. This trend is evident in the high number of action-adventure and role-playing games among the top 100 bestsellers. The episode also discusses the enduring appeal of survival games, which combine elements of threat and resource management. Shooter games, with a 15 percent share, continue to captivate audiences with their focus on gameplay, while strategy games round out the top five genres. For more detailed insights and to explore GAMIVO's offerings, visit their website at GAMIVO.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a groundbreaking development in the digital asset sector. AstraBit, a United States-based financial technology firm, has become one of the first companies to be granted membership by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority for digital assets. This achievement signifies a crucial step in integrating digital assets within established regulatory frameworks, highlighting AstraBit's commitment to a compliance-first approach. The company's Chief Executive Officer, Nicholas Bentivoglio, emphasizes that this milestone demonstrates that digital asset firms can innovate while adhering to the same accountability standards as traditional finance. This development is expected to foster long-term trust and leadership in digital markets through transparency, oversight, and accountability.
AstraBit continues to enhance its digital-first financial tools, catering to both retail and institutional investors. These tools include automated trading solutions, portfolio analysis informed by modern portfolio theory, and decentralized finance integrations through AstraBlox. The firm also offers regulated tokenized vaults and real-world asset tokenization, aligning innovation with accountability in digital asset markets. AstraBit's focus on transparency and oversight aims to bridge current innovations with future regulated markets. For more information about AstraBit and its offerings, visit their website at AstraBit.