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What “Liberation Day” Could Have Been

It would have been nice had Trump’s Liberation Day on April 2 liberated us from the dead weight of government rather than from affordable foreign imports. Freeport friend and fellow libertarian traveler James Hickman (aka Simon Black) puts it into perspective for us.

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It’s Not Too Late to Join the Rare Earths Rocket

Thirty-three days ago I recommended MP Materials and USA Rare Earths to my Freeport Investor readers. And as I write this, the stocks are up 67% and 47%, respectively. So, what’s the story here? Today, I’ll tell you. And I’ll offer you a way to play this trend as well. It started with the collapse of globalization. It recently accelerated with China’s Trade War weapon…

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Here’s How We Add a Trillion to GDP

Forget fiddling with the tax rate or sending stimulus checks. Just hack regulation down to something closer to reasonable, and you could add an extra trillion dollars to American GDP. Might some relief be heading our way? Freeport Society friend and Lead-Lag Report editor Michael Gayed thinks so.

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It’s Harvest Time for Traders

What can we do about the Age of Chaos we’re living in? You could sell everything and sit in cash. Of course, had you done that, you would have missed the most profitable May in 30 years. Or you could take a page out of my friend and master trader Jeff Clark’s book and trade the chaos.

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Beware Strategy’s Bitcoin “Scam”

There are a few ways to own Bitcoin, but what about speculative plays via the shares of companies converting their cash balances to Bitcoin? Strategy (MSTR) led the way there, followed by GameStop (GME), Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT), and others. To answer that, I’ll pass the baton to James Hickman, my fellow libertarian traveler and co-founder of Schiff Sovereign.

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When the Zero-Sum Crowd Makes a Mess of Things

Typically, in the movies, we are led to believe that our “‘human” nature – wherein we show courage, kindness and generosity – triumphs. But it doesn’t always work out that way. And you don’t need an invasion from space to see it.  Win-win deals, otherwise known as “gentle commerce,” make us richer and better off. But win-lose deals (in which you win by making the other fellow lose) never go away. And occasionally, the win-losers take over.