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Investors are finally accepting inflation as a serious issue, and this week’s economic data further confirms inflation’s stickiness.
As I see the crazy things our leaders are doing today, the warnings of two wise men echo in my mind.
The answer to who holds our $31 trillion debt may surprise you.
This does not require bringing a car to a dealership, so it is silly to refer to a software update as a recall.
In my experience, timing the market is a losing game. Instead, I suggest spending time in the market with names that can weather storms.
Volatility is increasing due to zero days to expiration options, which is a big opportunity for long-term investors.
Copper gauges the global economy, and it’s looking attractive at current prices.
Not all tech — or crypto — is made the same.
This week, we’ll be getting the Fed’s favored inflation guide. Find out why it’s so important and why everyone will be talking about it.
As we honor our first president, we must also ask some troubling and urgent questions …

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