Archive for the ‘Daily Issue’ Category

“You can’t reap what you don’t sow.” – The Lorax Singers “At that point I kept it really tight, short,” the leonine Dr Eifrig said in this week’s Session, talking about his beard. “But, I played college hockey.” Like any… Read More

This week on TWS: We are in “the Platinum Age” of healthcare investment, says Dr David Eifrig.  Like many folks we have on the show, Dr Eifrig started his career at Goldman. Disenchanted with the way they do things… he… Read More

“If we do have a downturn next year, it will be the most well-telegraphed recession in modern memory,” Michael Feroli and Daniel Silver, economists at JPMorgan write. “That fact alone should change the nature of the slowdown.” “We’re effectively looking… Read More

Retirement is no hummock. Money. You need it. Even if you don’t care about it that much. Today, we’re going to talk about maturity as it pertains to money. Maturity, when it comes to investing, is the time-value of money…. Read More

“The reason I came to Masterworks,” Allen Sokhulitsky tells me, “was because I saw an opportunity that, frankly, I never expected to see in my career.” Masterworks, if you’re not aware, is the leading platform – the only platform –… Read More

This week on TWS: “The perfect commodity” with Allen Sukholitsky, Chief Investment Officer at Masterworks, the leading art investment platform for self-directed investors. With all the talk about crypto crashing and another week of stock market pain ahead, we thought… Read More

“Human nature being what it is in the world is always going to face challenges, especially in preserving freedom.” — Steve Forbes in our documentary, I.O.U.S.A. A short history lesson for a kindly Friday. In 1636 the English-born American theologian… Read More

“Measure what is measurable, and make measurable what is not so.” — Galileo Galilei I have always thought Mark Skousen had a knack for titles. One of my favorites we discussed yesterday, A Viennese Waltz Down Wall Street. That’s a… Read More

“There’s no such thing as free lunch.”   — Milton Friedman When we suggested on Monday that Mark Skousen was the closest thing we have to Milton Friedman on Monday, it was more of a comment about proximity. Mark wrote… Read More

“The stock market is more like a waltz, not a random walk,” according to Dr Mark Skousen, our guest this week on The Wiggin Sessions. (You can watch the full Episode 81: Forecasts, Strategies & FreedomFest 2023, here.) A Viennese… Read More