Category: US Stocks
The American Dream: An Exclusive Interview with Taylor Kee
Gracious. Well-spoken. Passionate about our economy. Hands down, Taylor Kee is the best boss I’ve ever had the pleasure of working for. The American dream.
China May Decide When the Next US Financial Crisis Comes
Donald Trump needs to claim victory in t the Chinese trade war. But the Chinese may have hold of him.
The Longest-Running Bull Market in History Won’t Last Much Longer
The bull stock market has suffered through a couple rough days. Trade wars…impeachment…recession warnings… — commentators look for explanations.
Interest Rates Should Be Discovered, Not Made
The US is overworking in many ways worse off than he was in the 1970s. We spend twice as much time to put a roof over his head and wheels under his feet.
A One-Stop Solution: How to Track Your Investments
Are you finding hard to keep track of your stock performance and dividend payments? This might just be the solution for you to track your investments.
Speculators Bet on More Stimulus
The Fed doesn’t have a pile of cash sitting in the vault. It just creates money out of thin air.
Democracy Doomed the Money System
Adding more cash and credit (aka inflation) is the easy choice. It pushes up prices and simulates a boom.
WeWork Troubles Expose Deeper Problems With Our Money System
They say they don’t ring a bell at the top of a bull market…but we hear something ringing.
Welcome to Bitchflation: How to Invest When Interest Rates Die
If you’ve invested in certain assets, you’ve seen growth in your wealth. If you haven’t, you might be struggling.
Markets Revert to the Mean Eventually
‘Nobody knows anything,’ may be Gospel Truth. But it doesn’t tell you what movie to watch or what stock to buy.
Monetary Policy Won’t Preserve Economic Expansion
In, 2009-2019, debt rose even more. Worldwide, it more than doubled, growing five times faster than GDP.
How to Invest When You’re Caught in the Crossfire
The ramping up of Trump’s trade war with China is leading to a ‘global slowdown’.
Trump Needs the Trade War to Maintain the Illusion of a Strong Economy
When we had kings and queens, a monarch justified his power by claiming a divine right given to him by God.
Inverted Yield Curve Signals Coming Recession
When the economy is healthy and growing, people buy stocks and the index generally goes up. These inverted yield signs signal an oncoming recession.
The Fed Should Let the Market Set Rates
Faced with the next crisis, the monkeys at central banks are going to do what everyone expects them to do. The feds should let the market rates be set.