Congress and the White House couldn’t agree on a funding bill to keep the government open. Now the 21st government shutdown since 1976 is underway. What does this mean for your investments? Is there anything you can do to prepare for the fallout? Let’s find out.

Imagine making $7.5 million instantly. It sounds impossible. But Warren Buffett did just that in 1993, using a special cash-generation technique. Today, we’ll reveal how he did it.

For years, the “smart money” has thrived on mispricing. Hedge funds spend billions a year on models that sniff out small gaps between a stock’s market price and its fair value. Multiply that edge across thousands of trades, and you see how Wall Street racks up billions in profits. That’s the gap we set out to close with the T-Line.

President Donald Trump turned the employment world upside down this week by announcing a $100,000 application fee on H-1B visas for highly-skilled immigrants. Let’s talk about what that actually means… and, given that the tech sector is heavily dependent on this type of visas, what the implications are for the AI revolution.

In a move that surprised no-one, the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.25% yesterday. So, now what? Let’s talk about what that means for our stock portfolios… and everything else.

On September 9, 1965, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax threw a “perfect game.” There have only been 24 perfect games in Major League Baseball history, out of 238,500 total. Much like Koufax, my new stock-picking system, Apogee, hunts for a different kind of perfection: potential 1,000% winners. Like Koufax’s masterpiece of a game, these setups are rare…