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The Financial Chemo Hasn’t Started Yet 

April 13, 2022

Sometimes, remembrance of things past can serve as an excellent tool to help illuminate a current situation. This is true not only for our personal lives, but also for the life of those organisms we call the financial markets and the economy.  Today, I wanted to present you an excerpt from the April 12 edition […]

How to Park Your Car Like a Renaissance Man

April 6, 2022

How to Park Your Car Like a Renaissance Man ETF Talk: Invest in a Growing Energy Trend Springsteen Would Make a Good Fund Manager   The Righteous Path to ‘A is A’ *********************************************************** How To Park Your Car Like a Renaissance Man Note: Today’s lead article is written by my friend, colleague and bona fide […]

Springsteen Would Make a Good Fund Manager  

March 30, 2022

You might find this hard to believe, but the iconic New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen never had a number one record. Well, sort of. You see, Bruce’s […]

What Rising Interest Rates Really Mean

March 23, 2022

The rise in Treasury yields has accelerated, and the Fed is using essentially every opportunity to tell the public that interest rates are going to rise even more in the coming […]

She’s My New Favorite Superhero

March 16, 2022

Scroll through a list of new film releases over the past several years and you’ll notice the titles are dominated by superheroes. Spider-Man, Black Panther, Wonder Woman, […]

That’s Just a PR Stunt 

March 9, 2022

Last week’s lead story, “Praise Capitalism and Pass the Ammunition,” was very well received by readers and by many of my closest friends and colleagues. And while most of the feedback I received from the article was positive, I did get one interesting comment that I wanted to share with you today. “Jim, that Ammo, […]

Praise Capitalism and Pass the Ammunition

March 2, 2022

Last night, I had a dream about the day I stood in front of the American flag at the Military Entrance Processing Station in Los Angeles, lifted my right hand and took the Oath of Enlistment […]

Two Ways to Profit from Putin’s Bellicosity

February 23, 2022

In the iconic 1987 film “Wall Street,” the ruthless corporate raider Gordon Gecko is described as someone who was so uncaring and so heartless that 15 minutes after the Space Shuttle Challenger blew up, he was on the phone shorting NASA stock. Now, there are some problems with this idea, as the film is actually […]

Lessons Learned at 168 MPH

February 16, 2022

Some people play golf. Some people play tennis. And while I certainly understand the appeal of these great activities, I prefer to engage in recreational […]

Podcasters of the World Unite

February 9, 2022

When a star player in your profession comes under attack, it behooves you to […]

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