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How the great and powerful Peter Thiel became the most feared man in Silicon Valley. Read More
Inside the unexpected fight that’s dividing the most valuable company in the world. Read More
The Biden administration has decided to confront the issue of corporate consolidation and antitrust concerns. This must be a priority; too... Read More
As a way to tackle drug prices, President Joe Biden recently announced that he supports the so-called “inflation rebate,” which would... Read More
Messrs. Bezos, Musk, and Branson Dear Jeff, Elon, and Richard Assume you fellows heard the potshot at the three of you this week by the... Read More
While we may not know how long this pandemic will last, we do know that leaders in Washington must focus on rebuilding our economy. Read More
Some Black and Hispanic millennials are looking to alternatives like real estate or entrepreneurship, or to trading stock on their own. Read More
"With the Evergrande crisis looming in the background, the crypto universe being pilloried by Chinese authorities as a 'growing threat to... Read More
Consider it a warning sign when legislation coming off Capitol Hill includes language – even before it is enacted – indicating a... Read More
The longer we fail to constrain inherited wealth, the sooner the dream of a democratic society dies. Read More
President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats are demanding $3 trillion in tax increases on families and businesses. The largest tax hike... Read More
Joe Biden is still a capitalist. Read More
As Democrats push for a 79th increase in the debt ceiling, it’s tempting for Republicans to simply say that enough is enough.... Read More
Ignore the overhyped theatrical narrative of the Fed "propping up the markets" and instead focus on the long game. Read More
In a free market, tomorrow rarely resembles today, and a year and five years from now are in many ways unrecognizable relative to today. Read More
Markets were supposed to crater, but they did alright. Read More
President Joe Biden’s endless debacles mark another chapter of Wall Street’s notoriously horrible record of backing presidential... Read More
The fossil fuel industry claims 'renewable natural gas' is green. It isn't. Read More
Part of the bargain of being a public company in the United States is that the firm must submit to the authority of the Securities and... Read More
For all the misery and carnage wrought by pandemic, these figures hint at the prospect of brighter days ahead. Read More
Angela Merkel is about to bow out as chancellor of Germany after 16 years, marking the start of a new era for Europe's largest economy. Read More
More than 2,000 police officers were assaulted or injured—and at least one was killed—during the riots that followed the death of George... Read More
And what you can do about it Read More
Like helicopter parents, dictators think it's dangerous to enjoy life Read More
Today we are going to discuss the Panic of 1837, which was a prolonged depression lasting six years, and included Andrew... Read More
We finally got a major resolution in what we consider one of the most important charts in the world these days. Read More
A new investment style has proliferated over the last decade or so: the copycat investor. Read More
In our view, comparisons to Lehman Brothers are inaccurate and unhelpful, since Evergrande is much smaller and counterparty risks to an... Read More
It isn't always prices that adjust. Read More
There's nothing systemic here. Read More
We look at various instruments that might be thought to protect your portfolio from an inflationary outcome, whether as an inflation hedge or... Read More
The arrival of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States in March 2020 and, perhaps more significantly, the lockdown measures that state... Read More
The value rebound that started in September 2020 gave up nearly half its gains by mid-May 2021 as the recovery faltered with the onslaught of... Read More
For 2021, will you have to pay alternative minimum tax? Here’s what you should know about the AMT and the steps you can take to potentially... Read More
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RealClearMarkets Saturday
Given today’s high debt ratios, supply-side risks, and ultra-loose monetary and fiscal policies, the rosy scenario that is currently priced... Read More
Some businesses are still hurting, and federal aid has wound down. But economists see sources of resilience and signs of strength. Read More
Business owners and conservatives insisted on yanking away benefits. If it wasn’t productive, then it was just cruel. Read More
Legal analyst Seth Berenzweig and RealClearMarkets author John Tamny discuss. Read More
Fears about the potential systemic risks posed by troubled property developer China Evergrande Group reverberated through global financial... Read More
These companies stand to gain as the U.S. housing market takes off. Read More
American medical prices are a Kafkaesque nightmare Read More
U.S. manufacturers are still struggling to keep pace with booming demand. The culprit? Sometimes, it's a single missing part. Read More
The Jewish holiday of Sukkot reminds us that economic opportunity must be widely available. Read More
Whether it's Congress quibbling over the debt ceiling or China's Lehman moment, here's how to navigate the stock market headline hype. Read More
If it's debt ceiling crisis season, then it's also time for the craziest solution to the problem: Getting President Joe Biden to issue a $1... Read More
Biden is using executive authority to write off debts for some borrowers, while a Bush-era law could have even bigger implications. Read More
Other countries could model China’s recent move to make crypto transactions illegal. Read More
With record volumes and sales exploding into the billions, NFTs are red hot — and for artists like Nicole Buffett, a pandemic-proof way to... Read More
At Down North Pizza in Philadelphia, all the employees are formerly incarcerated, including executive chef Michael Carter. This is his story. Read More
After declaring that "America is back" and rejecting almost everything that Donald Trump represented, the Biden administration seemed poised... Read More
If we do a tale of the tape, you’ll notice many differences between these two legends. Read More
These six stocks, four of which are in the red-hot energy sector, pay the highest dividends in the S&P 500 and look like great total return... Read More
The rising prices at the supermarket checkout are a problem with no simple explanation. But Democratic hopes may depend on finding the right... Read More
The following is an internal memo that I shared with Coinbase employees this week and would also like to share publicly to help people see... Read More
In the modern interconnected world, it is near impossible to contain an energy or economic crisis, and it looks likely that the European... Read More
Bypassing the traps. Read More
Some Black and Hispanic millennials are looking to alternatives like real estate or entrepreneurship, or to trading stock on their own.... Read More
Paul Atkins, Fred Hatfield & Jill Sommers, RealClearMarkets
Consider it a warning sign when legislation coming off Capitol Hill includes language – even before it is enacted – indicating a federal agency will need to simplify its related rules. As former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Commissioners, we know too well the complexities in implementing rules to carry out legislative intent. ... Read More
Today's Topics
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In the News
- HNA Group’s Chairman and CEO Taken by Police in China
- Facebook Says It’s Pausing Effort to Build Instagram for Kids
- Pelosi Announces Vote on $1 Trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
- Oil Prices Continue Surge; Goldman Sachs Lifts Target to $90 a Barrel
- Pfizer CEO Echoes Moderna Chief, Says On ABC’s ‘This Week’ US Should Return To Normal Within The Year
- AAPL, TSLA Suppliers Suspend Production in China amid Power Pinch
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- Corporate Governance
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Washington, D.C.
- House Passes Bill Raising Debt Ceiling and Averting Shutdown
- Powell Says Fed Can’t Protect Markets in Event of U.S. Default
- No State Extends Unemployment Benefits despite Calls from Biden
- Democratic Plan Would Close Tax Break on Exchange-Traded Funds
- Fed to Reveal New Projections with Investors on Alert for Rate Timing
- Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady, Says Tapering of Bond Buying Coming ‘Soon’
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Corporate News
- Apple unveils $699 iPhone 13
- Walmart Joins the Green Bond Party
- US Default Would Wipe Out Nearly 6 Million Jobs, Moody’s Says
- Microsoft Indefinitely Postpones Return to Offices as Cases Surge
- Judge in ‘Fortnite’ Case Strikes Down Some of Apple’s In-App Rules
- Powell Says Wells Fargo Asset Cap to Stay in Place until Problems Fixed
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RealClearMarkets Originals
- The Dumbest NYT Op-Ed of 2021
- Beware of a Biden Tax On Unrealized Capital Gains
- Stay Cool, the Time for Bearishness Isn't Too Far Ahead
- The CDC's Hysterical Delta Flip-Flop Might Be Its Final Undoing
- Believe Your Own Eyes About Fauci E-Mails, Not the Fact Checkers
- Six Facts the Left Doesn't Want You To Know About Global Warming
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Videos & Podcasts
- What’s Driving California’s Mass Exodus?
- Stanley Druckenmiller: Current Fed Policy Is Totally Inappropriate
- Chamath Palihapitiya on SPACs, Bitcoin, and the New World of Finance
- There's Reasons to Be Worried About Inflation
- GameStop Stock and Wall Street’s Panic With Andrew Ross Sorkin
- Capitol Brief: Supreme Court Decides Future of Student-Athlete Compensation
