The day after Liberation Day has seen markets across the globe bleeding. Today, we look at why investors are so unhappy about Trump’s latest tariffs push… why it could mean a return of the 1970s economic ghoul… and what practical steps you can take in your portfolio to protect yourself.
As John Pangere notes, the Mag 7 isn’t the only game in town. There are stretches – long stretches! – when value stocks outperform growth stocks and when international stocks outperform American. Is now one of those times? Both John and I believe it is.
On the eve of yet another nail biter in the markets, let’s get our investment portfolios ready for whatever Trump throws at us tomorrow. There are two steps to take while there’s still time…
If we want a better, more cost-effective health system, the first step is to build a better incentive system in which compensation is tied to patient health and not the number of procedures done at a reimbursement rate that government bureaucrats set.
After losing more than half their value in 2023, are long-term bonds interesting again? Or are they still just a dumb investment? Well, Bill Bonner of Bonner Private Research has a little something to say about the “dumbest investment in the world.” And you should listen up.
To unpack the current chaotic market, I sat down with Dan Denning, Director of Research at Bonner Private Research. I’ve been reading Dan’s work for over 20 years. He’s dedicated his life’s work to providing insightful, independent, and actionable financial analysis. And I’ve personally made a pretty penny on his recommendations. So, what’s the story? Is there a method to the madness regarding the tariffs? Watch today’s video to find out.
Today, Jonathan shares his story. Plus, he shows how, when volatility kicks up, you want to stop speculating on stocks’ direction and trade volatility itself. It’s how he recently closed out gains of 61%… 74%… and 78% in a matter of days while stocks were tanking. Read on and learn why this strategy works so well in a frenzied market…
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.
