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What Will Happen Next With Crypto?
By David Dittman On March 30, 202106:00 AM Eastern
It seems not a day goes by anymore without big cryptocurrency news filling our screens and streams. Here’s a Monday morning chyron from Bloomberg: VISA TO USE STABLECOIN TO SETTLE TRANSACTIONS ...
$100 to $90 Million! Is This Possible Again Today? Or Was It a Once-in-a-Lifetime Event, Never To Be Repeated?
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On March 29, 202112:53 PM Eastern
If you had invested just $100 when Bitcoin first traded publicly, and you held it through all the big ups and downs, you’d have more than $90 million today. Could you invest $100 in Bitcoin...
Now’s the Time to Capitalize on Cheap Commodities
By Jessica Borg On March 28, 202106:00 AM Eastern
We’re exactly three months into the new year and money continues to saturate the stock market. And, due to the stimulus payments from Congress and monetary policy from central banks, we can expect...
Well, Can You Stand To Lose 40% of Your Wealth?
By Tony Sagami On March 26, 202106:00 AM Eastern
Wow! My Feb. 26 column about a conversation with one of my successful college buddies touched a lot of hot buttons. If you haven’t read it, I recommend you do; here’s the setup:   “Tony,” he...
Follow the Stimulus Money
By Kelly Green On March 25, 202106:00 AM Eastern
Last week, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) deposited around 90 million stimulus payments. So many people saw their stimulus deposit hit last Wednesday that the Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC)...
Are We Even Talking About Real Money Anymore?
By Mike Larson On March 24, 202106:00 AM Eastern
What would Sen. Everett McKinley Dirksen say if he were alive today? Considering the size, scope and costs of the Biden administration’s spending plans, we can surely imagine. Dirksen, of...
Here’s What’s Really Happening With Tech Stocks
By Jon D. Markman On March 23, 202106:00 AM Eastern
Two weeks ago, Jon Markman wrote the article “Digital Transformation of Industry and Finance Is Just Starting” for his Pivotal Point readers. The Nasdaq Composite had already bounced back from a...
Inflation Getting Ready to Explode — What to Do?
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On March 22, 202112:09 PM Eastern
Martin here with an early warning: The yield on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds has just doubled in the last eight months. It was 1.18% on Aug. 4 of last year; now, it’s 2.45%. A...
Bitcoin Is Here for the Duration
By Tony Sagami On March 21, 202106:00 AM Eastern
Financial Anchor Jessica Borg is working on a longer-term assignment this week, which gives us an opportunity to take a look back at our recent video coverage of one of the most important trends...
A Rising Tide Lifts the Wackiest Assets
By Tony Sagami On March 19, 202102:17 AM Eastern
My sons keep buying wacky things — cryptocurrency coins I’ve never heard of, Reddit-touted “value” stocks and some “non-fungible tokens” — and making huge profits on them. In fact, they’re...
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