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 news cycle is always noisy, but this year it’s been deafening. And with the presidential election still ahead, the noise is just getting started. So let’s take a minute to unpack this chaotic whirlwind of a year-to-date and separate the durable trends that actually matter from the barrage of distracting noise.
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.
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?
Today, I’m going to share just two items… The first, an essay from Freeport Society friend Louis Navellier about why Nvidia (NVDA) could be a $5 trillion company. The second, an interview that TradeSmith Daily editor Michael Salvatore conducted with our very own Chief Investment Strategist Charles Sizemore about trading in this Age of Chaos.
More student loan forgiveness piled on top of a deficit too large to even comprehend anymore… and the “experts” wonder why inflation is so sticky and stagflation is such a real threat. Let’s look at how to protect against the mess that just keeps getting messier…
Most investors believe they’ve missed out on the investment opportunities that arose during the AI Boom. They needed worry. What we’ve seen so far was only the first wave of AI. Now, we’re starting the second way, and investors have a new chance at investing profitably. Here’s how…
