The Stock Market’s Slow Leak

“No one can tell you what the pin was in 1929,” says Jeremy Grantham regarding financial crises. “It’s more like air leaking out of a balloon” Read More

Irresistible Impulse

The bull market that started 18 months ago might not be nearing an end. But we’re overdue for a nasty spill — maybe something like the summer of 1998. Read More

Silicon Valley Makeover (Starting Small)

A tiny battery packs 20% more power density into a 33% smaller footprint… with a longer-lasting charge. Read More

A Less-Awful Tax Plan

The Democrats’ latest tax plan… isn’t nearly as awful as the previous ones. Read More

Permanent State of Emergency

“This was by far your greatest edition ever,” a reader says of our 9/11 commemoration. Then came the vaccine mandate… Read More

“A Totalitarian Bureaucracy Within Our Shores”

Sept. 11, 2001 — the day Osama bin Laden pulled off the most brilliant leveraged bet in history. Read More

In Pursuit of the “Better Than Lithium” Battery

“Typically, I’m skeptical of claims for a ‘better than lithium’ battery,” says our chief technology expert Ray Blanco. Here’s the difference: “an already proven technology.” Read More

The 20% Target (Gold Update)

“Russia is leading the way [with] a substantial reserve position in gold and astutely managing that position as a percentage of total reserves,” Jim Rickards says. Read More

The Gathering Storm

“There’s a global liquidity crisis fast emerging,” says Jim Rickards. “It’s not at the critical stage yet, but it’s getting close.” Read More

Gold’s Bloody Sunday

Macro expert Jim Rickards details “one of the most blatant cases of gold price manipulation in history.” Read More

The $8 Trillion Tab

The tab for the “global war on terror” has now topped $8 trillion. Read More