Real estate is a natural hedge against inflation and currency debasement. It’s also tax efficient and generates income. And banks will make loans backed by real estate that they’d never make on any other asset class. But what about offshore real estate?
Hearing “artificial intelligence” and “nuclear” in the same sentence, my first mental image is the apocalyptic world of the Terminator in which Skynet becomes self-aware and then immediately decides to nuke humanity. The reality isn’t quite so scary.
According to the St. Louis Federal Reserve, eight of the last 13 rate-cut cycles saw a recession happen within two years. This current board is aware that past Fed chairs have cut rates too slowly and clearly want to avoid repeating that mistake. That’s why Eric Fry and his special guest in their upcoming presentation are excited to introduce something akin to a “Billionaire’s Investor Club.”
September is historically a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month for stocks, but a unique event is set to take place in about two weeks that could make THIS September the best month of the year for investors…
There’s something to be said about keeping some money OUT of the system. But to actually put your money to work for you, you have to take the risks and play the game. That doesn’t mean you need to be reckless. You need to take steps to protect yourself against the Corzines out there.
Deglobalization is a major, durable trend for the remainder of this decade and likely far beyond. But even in a world of higher tariffs, less free trade, and more protectionism, international trade doesn’t go to zero. That means there are still investment opportunities to find…
Warren Buffett just gave the ESG crowd another slap in the face (figuratively speaking). This time, it was to the tune of $175 million…
Today, Freeport Society friend, Luke Lango, has an important message for investors like us who look for profitable investment opportunities in technology.
More student loan forgiveness piled on top of a deficit too large to even comprehend anymore… and the “experts” wonder why inflation is so sticky and stagflation is such a real threat. Let’s look at how to protect against the mess that just keeps getting messier…
Since Buffett took over Berkshire Hathaway in 1964, he’s slaughtered the market. Yet he has lagged the S&P over the past decade. But that’s the least we should worry about when it comes to Buffett. The man just dropped a bomb.
