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By Sean Brodrick On May 7, 202008:50 AM Eastern
As I walked my faithful dog this morning, I came across a goose sitting atop a neighbor’s roof. You couldn’t miss this goose. It was squawking like a Fiat being run over by a Mack truck.
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By Sean Brodrick On April 25, 202005:00 AM Eastern
As a student of history, I have a wild story for you today. It’s about historical pandemic — and it has lessons for the COVID-19 pandemic that the U.S. and many other areas of world are dealing...
By Sean Brodrick On April 23, 202006:27 AM Eastern
Here’s a joke for you: A beautiful young lady was walking across a field in Oklahoma and comes across a talking frog. The frog said, “Lady, please help me. I’m the CEO of an oil company. I was...
By Sean Brodrick On April 18, 202005:00 AM Eastern
Apparently, all we need is a crisis for people to decide that some laws are just silly.
Just look back to prohibition. Good intentions ran rampant, leading to silly laws prohibiting personal...
By Jon D. Markman On April 17, 202002:00 PM Eastern
Last week, Apple (AAPL) and Google announced a legitimate plan to get the American economy back to work.
The companies will use their smartphone market share to perform large-scale contact...
By Mike Larson On April 15, 202005:24 PM Eastern
To figure out where we’re going, you have to understand where we came from.
Many on Wall Street and in Washington D.C. still don’t grasp that concept. But as an investor, you shouldn’t make that...
By Sean Brodrick On April 14, 202005:30 AM Eastern
COVID-19 has infected a mind-boggling 185 countries so far. Even the remote Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is reporting cases.
Heck, the micro-state of San Marino has the highest infection and...
By Sean Brodrick On April 11, 202007:30 AM Eastern
The rollercoaster ride from hell going on in the stock market is hiding a big move by uranium. Few investors know about it. And this rally isn’t just big, it’s probably going to get much bigger.
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By Juan M. Villaverde On April 8, 202002:36 PM Eastern
In times of crisis, the ever-present balancing act between security and privacy always rises to the surface.
Sure, some sacrifices to privacy are considered “justified” in the short term. But...
By Jon D. Markman On April 8, 202001:00 PM Eastern
The economy is closed. Tens of millions of Americans are living under voluntary house arrest. And that is the easy part. The hard part will be getting back to normal. That will require real...