Our government has managed to borrow $35 trillion, and a lot of that debt is held by foreign central banks… including China’s. And in case you hadn’t noticed, relations between the U.S. and China haven’t exactly been friendly in recent years. China could cripple the US economy by dumping its massive stockpile of U.S. Treasuries…
President Joe Biden has bowed out of the election race, putting Kamala Harris in the limelight for the Democrats to consider. They don’t have long to think about it. So how can we invest in this chaos?
The tenor of the markets has changed. Increasingly, rather than taking a slow and steady growth approach, stocks seem to be making a series of sharp, fast moves. called “Flash Trends.” Here’s how the work, and where to look for the next one.
In this first video edition of The Freeport Navigator, we chat to Louis Navellier about the significant shift in the presidential election… why President Joe Biden is fighting to stay in the race… and the hottest investment to make right now.
J.D. Vance is Donald Trump’s new running mate. He may be a political prostitute, but he’s intelligent and has some interesting holdings in his stock portfolio, as Eddie Pan points out…
Right now, the AI boom is pushing the S&P 500 to its latest all-time highs. But I believe we’re about to enter the “Final Phase.” Here’s how it’s going to play out…
We still don’t know what specifically motivated the alleged gunman who tried to assassinate Donald Trump on Saturday, July 13… but we DO know that elections should be settled at the ballot box, not with an AR-15
Four senators have submitted a proposal to ban the president, vice president, and members of Congress from buying stocks and a range of other financial assets during their tenures. Spouses and dependent children would be included in this ban. Hats off to them. Their hearts are in the right place. But who are they kidding?
Is unwavering loyalty to a party leader worth the potential cost of political power? Is a die-hard obsession with weaponry conducive to innovation? Let’s find out…
On April 1, California’s new minimum-wage law went into effect, giving fast-food workers in the Golden State a $20 per hour minimum wage. That works out to $40,000 per year assuming a 40-hour workweek with two weeks of vacation. This is not going to turn out well…
