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When interest rates rise, zombie companies get exposed. I want to walk you through exactly what a zombie company looks like and why finding them in your portfolio right now could be the most important financial move you make.
Social Security is already projected to cut benefits by nearly 25% within a few short years, and nobody in Washington is doing a single thing to fix it. Now a new bill in Congress wants to lower the retirement age to 60 for certain workers, which would drain the system even faster.
The AI infrastructure buildout is unlike anything this country has ever seen, and I mean that in both an exciting and deeply unsettling way. We are talking about $10.3 trillion in investment from 2025 to 2032, and most Americans have no idea what that kind of concentration risk actually means for their portfolios and their financial future.
Fast money gets the headlines, the TV segments, and the glory. Patient money gets the wealth. I’ve watched this play out my entire career, and the math never lies.
The AI industry wants you to believe its technology is an unstoppable force beyond human control. I have heard that story before, and the last time it cost American taxpayers trillions.
Every year the retirement confidence surveys come out, and every year the numbers tell the same uncomfortable story. Despite strong 401k returns and a roaring stock market, Americans are not feeling good about their financial future.
Politicians are floating a diesel export ban right before the midterms, and it sounds great on a bumper sticker. But once you understand the supply chain reality behind American energy infrastructure, you realize this move could make everything more expensive, not less.
The petrodollar relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia has shaped global finance for half a century. But something is shifting, and investors who ignore the geopolitical underpinnings of energy markets do so at their own peril.