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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) greeted the news that Elon Musk had become a trillionaire by — what else? — touting a plan to... Read More
The S&P 500 recently reached another record high. Financial commentators celebrate each new high as proof of American prosperity.... Read More
Will trillicorns break the stock market? I’ll come to that, but let me start with how we got here–linguistically and financially. Read More
“If you could fog a mirror, you could get into the University of Florida.” That’s how a longtime Floridian described the... Read More
From the moment Kevin M. Warsh stepped to the lectern for his first news conference as chairman of the Federal Reserve on Wednesday, he... Read More
War, what is it good for? Not gold, apparently. Nor is inflation. As we pointed out in last Thursday’s Headlines section, gold has been... Read More
The Federal Reserve has been risking the economy to influence the upcoming midterm elections Read More
Many states are facing a backlash to the recent and rapid legalization of sports gambling. Some legislatures are considering regulations... Read More
Gas and food prices are unlikely to come down quickly Read More
This past June 12 was a remarkable day, marking three great and closely related events: the 250th anniversary of the Virginia Declaration of... Read More
Lucrative investment performance is far more a function of luck than any of us like to admit. Read More
John Adams was watching from the back of the room when James Otis Jr. argued against British writs of assistance in 1761. These were general... Read More
America’s real estate market benefits from innovation. Anyone who works in housing should welcome tools that make transactions faster,... Read More
What if none of the scare stories is true? Read More
A paradox is confronting boardrooms everywhere. With AI, many tasks are routinely completed 10X to 1000X more rapidly and... Read More
Will boomers crash the stock market? Read More
Why does nobody there talk about zoning? Read More
Schwab's large cap value ETF just purchased SpaceX. Read More
There’s always some uncertainty around a new Fed chair and how they’ll handle the communication of monetary policy. But... Read More
Probably not. Read More
Less than half of American workers feel that they clearly know what their employers expect from them. And many employees are too discouraged... Read More
Thoughts on the fallout from the Iran debacle. Read More
On my failings as an investor. Read More
In my 45 years in the investment business, we've observed numerous peaks of excitement. [...] It has now hit a recent peak of 7,580. Read More
A potentially strong El Niño in 2026, shifting global rainfall and coming on top of fertiliser supply disruption, could push next... Read More
A small number of stocks drive most of the market’s long-term return. Read More
Across 44 international equity markets, the authors uncover a large and persistent “dividend premium.” Dividend-paying stocks... Read More
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) greeted the news that Elon Musk had become a trillionaire by — what else? — touting a plan to raise federal spending and taxes. Musk “pays the same amount into Social Security as someone making $184,500,” Sanders tweeted. He said his bill would “end that absurdity,” eliminate the program’s shortfall for 75 years and pay for ... Read More
Lucrative investment performance is far more a function of luck than any of us like to admit.... Read More
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