The Fed vs. the People

Since the Fed swooped into the corporate bond market six months ago, it’s purchased the debt of about 800 companies. So who are the real beneficiaries? Read More

First Isn’t Good Enough

Being first with a vaccine isn’t the key. It’s being first and being right. Whoever does that stands to make its investors immense fortunes. Read More

The Thing About a Vaccine…

If “economic recovery” depends on the development of a vaccine for the coronavirus, the pace of recovery might be slower than expected. Read More

Guardian Gold

“The dollar has now started its final journey to ZERO,” says Egon von Greyerz of Matterhorn Asset Management. So with inflation knocking on the door: “Gold stands as the guardian.” Read More

Battery Leak

Good thing Elon Musk doesn’t follow the dictum of never reading his own press… He reveals clues ahead of Tesla’s Battery Day event. Read More

Tesla’s Missing Puzzle Piece

We’re four days away from “Battery Day” — an event Tesla founder Elon Musk has successfully hyped… So what’s Musk got up his sleeve? Read More

Three More Years?!

The ugly reality for savers? Rock-bottom interest rates for at least the next three years. That’s where the Wall Street acronym TINA comes into play… Read More

A “Great Reset” of Capitalism (Uh-Oh)

On-again, off-again pandemic lockdown measures are just the beginning: The next phase of the elites’ power grab comes early next year. Read More

Phony Gold

What does it mean when a gold contract says you own “unallocated” gold? Jim Rickards says: “That means there are no gold bars that have [your] name on them.” Read More

Zombies on the March

The percentage of U.S. companies that can rightly be called “zombies” is near an all-time high. Read More

How Long Is “Forever”?

James Altucher reacts to critics: “I didn’t mean… ‘Hey, New York City is dead. Let’s dance on the grave.’’’ Rather, James says: “I want New York City to get better!” Read More