Bill Bonner’s views on investing have been labeled “almost un-American.” But we know better than that. Bill is a realist. And his comments on gold, the dollar, and the valuation of stocks is spot on. He’ll prove it today.
Over the last month, I’ve gotten some great questions across the spectrum. So we’re going to consider where we are on the quantum computing road… we’ll iron out some of the DeepSeek wrinkles… I’ll share details of my go-to investment research tools… and we’ll consider some investments that pay NOW.
The darling chipmaker isn’t the only highflyer struggling to get its mojo back. What about Bitcoin? What’s going on? Is the Trump trade dead? Is tech dead? Today, we’ll look at what’s behind Nvidia’s post-earnings flop.
By targeting quality stocks in sudden, steep downtrends, TradeSmith found you can profit from the ensuing snapback. As Keith Kaplan will show you today, it produced a win rate of 79.59% over 10 years of backtesting.
Intel was a fabulous company when I bought in. But it was a terrible stock. And as we’ll look at today, it has some ominous similarities with today’s chipmaker darling, Nvidia.
President Trump is clearly in the mood for making radical changes. And this would – theoretically, at least – solve a lot of problems that he wants to fix. It would also ignite a stock market melt-up… and eventual meltdown… as we’ll discuss today.
The price of eggs has risen 238% over the last four years. But it’s not The Trump’s fault… What does it mean, and what does gold have to say about it?
Musk is on a mission to make the U.S. government efficient. Can he do it? Time will tell, but some insights lie in the Argentine experience…
To find out why Ronan is so Mexico-obsessed, read on. And remember, here at The Freeport Society, we don’t just show you how to build financial strength and personal autonomy through investing in stocks. Thanks to our growing network of experts, we also bring you opportunities in off-radar asset classes.
Will Musk replace the entire government workforce with AI? Probably not. But if he even skims the surface, the quality of government services will improve by leaps and bounds. And as my Freeport fellow John Pangere points out, it’s also a phenomenal profit opportunity.
