Why Financial TV Is Theater, Not Advice: What They Are Not Telling You
Most of what you see on financial television is branding, not guidance. I stopped going on those programs years ago, and here is exactly why.
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Anatomy of an Investment Swindle: What SPVs Are Really Doing to Everyday Investors
Special Purpose Vehicles promised everyday investors a backdoor into hot private companies like SpaceX and Impossible Foods. What many of those investors got instead was a locked portal, no tax documents, and a missing fortune.
Crony Capitalism Is the Real Enemy, Not Socialism
Everyone is asking whether America is drifting toward socialism, but I think that’s the wrong question. The real threat has always been crony capitalism, and both the new left and the new right are starting to figure that out.
Why Market Surges Should Make You More Nervous, Not More Confident
When the market races to the roof, most investors feel relieved. I feel more cautious than ever, and there are very specific reasons why.
Crony Capitalism Is Not Free Markets: Why Government Picking Winners Hurts Your Portfolio
When the government takes stakes in private companies and hands out hundreds of millions in subsidies, it isn’t capitalism. It’s a rigged game that distorts markets and puts your investments at a disadvantage.
AI Hedge Fund Collapse: What Every Investor Can Learn About Risk and Arrogance
An AI-powered hedge fund founded by a 24-year-old former OpenAI researcher just blew up, and the lessons here are ones I have been repeating for over 26 years. This is not just another cautionary tale. It is a blueprint for how overconfidence, unchecked risk, and fear of missing out destroy wealth.
Stagflation Warning Signs: What the GDP Numbers Actually Mean for Your Portfolio
The latest GDP numbers came in at 1.5% annualized growth, and I’m here to tell you that is not a good sign for your retirement accounts or your purchasing power. When you stack that against a June PCE reading of 3.7%, which is nearly double the Fed’s stated 2% target, we have a serious problem that most financial advisors are not talking about.
Stagflation Warning Signs: What the GDP Numbers Actually Mean for Your Portfolio
The latest GDP numbers came in at 1.5% annualized growth, and I’m here to tell you that is not a good sign for your retirement accounts or your purchasing power. When you stack that against a June PCE reading of 3.7%, which is nearly double the Fed’s stated 2% target, we have a serious problem that most financial advisors are not talking about.