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Every time bond yields spike, the financial media declares the sky is falling. But if you actually study market history, the story is a lot more complicated than the panic merchants want you to believe.
If your investment account is under a certain dollar threshold, the big wirehouse firms have already decided you are not worth their time. I have been reporting on this since 2000, and the playbook has not changed one bit.
Jamie Dimon published a remarkable piece in the Wall Street Journal laying out a plan for the Western world’s revival, and the points he’s making are things I’ve been talking about on this program for years. If even one of the three pillars he identifies starts to crack, the consequences for American investors will be severe.
Social media has turned an age-old spending problem into a financial catastrophe for an entire generation. The pressure to perform wealth online is now driving real people into real debt, and the numbers are staggering.
Every time the market hiccups, the parade of portfolio managers on CNBC rushes to update their ‘base case’ S&P forecast. I’m here to tell you that chasing those moving targets is one of the most dangerous things you can do with your money.
AI is moving fast, but the legal and financial liability framework is moving even faster behind the scenes. Before you trust an AI agent with your money, your car, or your life, you need to understand who actually gets stuck holding the bag when something goes wrong.
After 26 years on the air, I’ve learned that the most important lessons don’t come from Wall Street. Sometimes they come from a man with a chalkboard, 30 million weekly viewers, and an unbreakable daily prayer commitment.
The 10-year Treasury crossing 5% has Wall Street in a panic, but I have been telling you this was coming for over two decades. Artificially suppressed interest rates were never going to hold forever, and the snapback is exactly what I predicted.