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A 28-item grocery order that cost $64.50 at Target in 2020 now runs $158.30. That number has gone viral, and it should, because it confirms what I have been saying for years about how the government calculates inflation.
Most investors celebrate when their portfolio climbs 10%, but very few stop to ask how much of that gain is real. When you factor in true inflation and capital gains taxes, the government may be taking far more than you think.
When a Republican tied to Trump’s operation openly says ‘voters have to hate the Dems more than they hate us,’ that tells you everything you need to know about where policy is headed. I walked away from that headline, literally went for a walk along Bay Shore in Tampa, because what I read was not a political strategy. It was an admission of failure.
Wall Street’s biggest firms are posting record trading revenues, and everyone seems to be celebrating. I’m not celebrating, and after I explain what’s really going on, you won’t be either.
Wall Street is at it again, bundling illiquid private assets into investment-grade bonds backed by insurance wrappers, and calling it innovation. I’ve seen this movie before, and I know exactly how it ends.
Wall Street is at it again, bundling illiquid private assets into investment-grade bonds backed by insurance wrappers, and calling it innovation. I’ve seen this movie before, and I know exactly how it ends.
Apple is not a first-mover company, and that is exactly why it keeps winning. I want to break down what Apple’s patience strategy teaches us about picking the right investments.
I have a crystal ball at Markowski Investments. Always have. And back in 1999, I decided to let the cat out of the bag about what it was telling me.