Why 20% GDP Growth Is a Fantasy and What It Means for Your Portfolio
The President floated numbers like 14%, 15%, even 20% GDP growth. I’m going to show you exactly why that is a financial fairy tale, and why believing it could cost you real money.
Research & The Economy
Private Equity Is Not Capitalism: What Happens When Financial Engineers Take Over Your Investments
Private equity has quietly taken over more than 3,600 companies across America, and the playbook they use is not capitalism. It is financial engineering designed to extract wealth from businesses, employees, and customers while leaving debt-laden shells behind.
Stop Getting Distracted: The $40 Trillion Debt Crisis Nobody in Washington Wants to Fix
While Washington keeps you focused on renamed lakes and Canadian geese with cartoon hair, the real crisis is a $40 trillion debt that both parties have proven they have zero intention of addressing. I’m done covering the noise, and you should be done falling for it.
America’s VAT Tax Is Coming: What It Means for Your Wallet and Your Retirement
A consumption tax is coming to America, and I want you to be ready for it. Here is what a VAT tax actually does, why Washington will add it on top of everything else you already pay, and what I believe needs to happen before any of us should accept one more dime in new taxes.
What Adam Smith Actually Meant: Why Real Capitalism Is a Win-Win, Not a Shakedown
A lot of people, especially those on the left, have completely confused capitalism with predatory behavior. Let me set the record straight with a simple lesson that applies to everything from buying a sandwich in Florence to picking a financial advisor.
Why Your ‘Safe’ Portfolio Is Actually Making You Poor
Most investors think they’re playing it safe with a 60-40 portfolio. I’m here to tell you that so-called safety is quietly destroying your financial future.
The Treasury’s $1 Trillion Bond Bazooka and What It Means for Your Money
The Treasury Secretary just signaled he could deploy nearly $1 trillion from a government account to buy bonds, and most Americans have no idea what that means for their finances. I’m going to break it down in plain language, because this matters more than the financial media is letting on.
Why America Can’t Fix Its Problems: The Blame Game Is Costing You
I’ve spent decades watching politicians point fingers while real problems go unsolved. Whether it’s poverty, fiscal policy, or economic reform, the blame game isn’t just politically toxic, it’s financially devastating for everyday Americans.