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After 30 years in this business, I can tell you one thing with absolute certainty: the loudest voices in the room are almost always the worst portfolio managers. If someone is bragging about their performance, your money is in danger.
Another big government check promise is making the rounds, and I’m here to tell you it’s not happening. Before you start planning how to spend $5,000 you don’t have, let me walk you through the math that nobody in Washington wants to talk about.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a $6 billion bond-buying program and declared himself the dominant force in the bond market. There is just one problem: the bond market does not care.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, I believe America is staring at its own blue screen of death. The divisions being manufactured by politicians, media algorithms, and influencers are not just a cultural problem, they are an economic and financial threat to every American.
There was a depression in 1921 that most Americans have never heard of, and the way it was handled holds the instruction manual for fixing our economy today. The problem is nobody in Washington wants to read it.
After more than two decades in this industry, I can tell you that arrogance is one of the clearest warning signs that someone is about to cost you money. If your advisor spends more time talking about how brilliant they are than about your actual financial goals, you need to walk out the door.
Affinity fraud is one of the oldest tricks in the book, and now it has a new target: conservative investors who trust people that look, talk, and think like them. The First Liberty case out of Georgia is a textbook example of how political identity gets weaponized to separate good people from their money.
When the biggest CEOs on the planet start hobnobbing with world leaders at the G20, most people cheer. I see a red flag for capitalism, competition, and ultimately your investments.