The Magnificent Seven that have dominated the market for years are not preordained to lead the market higher forever. In fact, these popular stocks may underperform the broad market over the next decade. And if the history of the last quarter century is any guide, now is a good time to lighten up on tech and buy into some long-neglected pockets of the market instead.
Decades ago, we were a country with relative wealth equality. We boasted a vast and robust middle class. Today, millions of folks are sinking below the poverty line. The cause? The unfolding technochasm. You either get ahead of it, or you fall behind like so many are.
Bernie Madoff’s ponzi scheme is considered the biggest fraud in modern history. Step aside, Bernie, there’s a new contender in town. Can Musk do anything to right the social security ship? If only we were that lucky.
Be careful what you wish for. Increasing government efficiency sounds great! But do you really want the people who collect your taxes to be more efficient in digging into your financial life? Do you want the rule makers making better use of their time to dump even more regulations onto your back? Maybe government inefficiency wasn’t so bad after all…
Markets are wildly volatile right now, for many reasons. Trade wars… possible recession… worse, stagflation. Take your pick, stocks have dipped 10% into correction territory. So, what are you to do in this environment? Run for cover, or dance in the storm? Master trader, Jonathan Rose, has the answer…
Luke Lango has a knack for identifying emerging tech trends. And his unique position in the tech world has led him to some remarkable investment opportunities. In fact, nearly 200 of his stock recommendations doubled in value, with several delivering 10x, 30x, and even 80x returns. Now, he’s lasering in on a potential new opportunity.
President Trump has proposed eliminating income taxes entirely and replacing them with tariffs. That sounds nice… But is it remotely feasible? Our Freeport Society friend and fellow libertarian James Hickman breaks down the math.
Today, let’s look at what the Mar-a-Lago Accord is and what it means for our money. As we’ll get into, it has plenty of potential pitfalls. But if it comes to pass, you’ll want to protect yourself from the wealth-sapping effects of a cheaper dollar.
It’s survival of the fittest. Competition motivates companies to continually improve. Those who do, prosper. Those who don’t, fail. The end result is a better selection of products at a better price. And as we’ll explore today, that’s one of the long-term risks of the tariff war that’s brewing.
Bill Bonner lays out the grim reality: As tariffs go up, so do consumer prices. As allies retaliate, American exports take a hit. And in the end, all of this political maneuvering does nothing to stop the broader decline of the American empire – it only speeds it up. So grab a strong cup of coffee and settle in to read Bill’s insights.
