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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.
I warned everyone about the SpaceX IPO hype before the stock cratered from $225 to $121. Here is what the cheerleaders on TV got wrong and what you need to understand before chasing the next hot IPO.
When the most powerful person in the world starts monetizing his own market-moving posts, every investor needs to pay attention. This is not a partisan issue. This is a financial integrity issue.
The number one rule at Markowski Investments is simple: don’t lose money. Not because it’s obvious, but because most investors have no idea how devastating a major loss truly is.
The same faces appear on CNBC every single day, making calls that blow up your portfolio, and then acting like it never happened. I have been sounding this alarm for years, and the IBM debacle is just the latest proof that financial entertainment television is not financial advice.
An SEC-registered firm called Advisors Crypto just became the latest cautionary tale in a long line of financial engineering disasters. If you think registration with regulators means protection, this story will change your mind.
I have spent over two decades arguing that the phrase ‘financial planning’ is not just imprecise, it is actively misleading. What most Americans actually need is not a rigid five-year plan, it is financial preparation built to bend without breaking.