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Dr. Scott Atlas made a point recently that stopped me cold. The Baby Boomer generation, with the best of intentions, raised a generation insulated from failure, from consequence, and from the experience of working for something, failing, and trying again.
I have a crystal ball at Markowski Investments. Always have. And back in 1999, I decided to let the cat out of the bag about what it was telling me.
The number one rule at Markowski Investments is simple: don’t lose money. Not because it’s obvious, but because most investors have no idea how devastating a major loss truly is.
The new Fed Chair just delivered one of the most honest critiques of Federal Reserve policy I have heard in years. Here is what his testimony means for your purchasing power and your portfolio.
The same faces appear on CNBC every single day, making calls that blow up your portfolio, and then acting like it never happened. I have been sounding this alarm for years, and the IBM debacle is just the latest proof that financial entertainment television is not financial advice.
An SEC-registered firm called Advisors Crypto just became the latest cautionary tale in a long line of financial engineering disasters. If you think registration with regulators means protection, this story will change your mind.
I have spent over two decades arguing that the phrase ‘financial planning’ is not just imprecise, it is actively misleading. What most Americans actually need is not a rigid five-year plan, it is financial preparation built to bend without breaking.
After 26 years on air, I keep coming back to one truth that most financial professionals won’t say out loud: greed is the weapon used against investors, not by markets, but by the people selling to them. Understanding how that weapon works is the only real protection you have.
