AI is the epitome of exponential progress. But it’s advancing so fast that far too many people are simply underestimating what’s about to hit us. The technology is nearing a tipping point, where it will suddenly shift into something powerful… and investors ready now could see handsome rewards…
Exponential progress requires a few basic building blocks to be in place. You need a mostly free economy with property and intellectual capital rights. People must be able to enjoy the benefits of their labor to be incentivized to do it. And you need the basic technology and power in place. Now comes the fun part!
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.
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…
Figuratively speaking, Eddie has mainlined himself into the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission channel that makes these reports public. Recently, he uncovered several interesting transactions in some stocks you wouldn’t normally associate one particular politician with…
Last night’s presidential debate was worse than we anticipated. It could lead to a presidential election outcome worse than a Biden or Trump win…
When the going gets tough… the tough get rough. This is how we helped readers survive the chaos this week.
It turns out that the era of small government that was celebrated in the 1980s and ’90s was mostly a myth… a catchy campaign slogan designed to get votes and not much more. Now the two geriatric clowns running for president this year offer only slightly different doses of the same bad-policy heroin we’ve become addicted to.
Today, Freeport Society friend, Luke Lango, has an important message for investors like us who look for profitable investment opportunities in technology.
