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Doge Day on Wall Street: Will Doge Bite Bitcoin?

04/22/2021

“Every dog has his day.” — Anon. “Money is never neutral.” — Ludwig von Mises There are over 4,000 varieties of digital currencies, a sign of an easy money tulipomania if there ever was one. Soon, there is going to be a falling out, and it will even hurt bitcoin, the top dog. Today, the new […]

My Secret Plan to Convert Students to Free-Market Economics and Sound Investing

04/15/2021

 “The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways: the point, however, is to change it.” — Karl Marx on his tombstone (1883) In the 1930s, the Marxist philosophy Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) wrote “The Prison Notebooks” while in prison.  In these notebooks, he came up with a brilliant idea to convert the world to Marxism and state socialism.  […]

Did the Fed Stop Reporting the Money Supply (M2)? Why Inflation is Coming Back

04/08/2021

“Inflation is not a problem for this time as near as I can figure.  Right now, M2 [money supply] does not really have important implications. It is something we have to unlearn.” — Jay Powell, Fed Chairman Reports are circulating that the Federal Reserve has given up on reporting the money supply because it’s a […]

Special Alert! President Biden Bans Bitcoin, Institutes Fed Dollar

04/01/2021

“Successful preservation of capital must overcome the handicaps of socialist governments, supposedly to help the masses.” — Gerald Loeb (quoted on p. 149 in “The Maxims of Wall Street”)  The headline is fiction. Today is April Fool’s Day. But it could happen. Billionaire guru Ray Dalio warned last week that Biden’s Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will “probably ban Bitcoin” […]

Who Can Explain This Amazing Graph of Inflation? Take This Quiz!

03/25/2021

“Life is about to change radically.” — Cathie Wood, CEO, Ark Investment Fund   Since 1980, when I started writing my newsletter Forecasts & Strategies, the bond market has been in a raging bull market.  Interest rates have gradually declined from 21% down to practically zero.   But, in 2021, long-term rates are starting to rise again, […]

Why Civil Debates Are Being Canceled in America

03/18/2021

“By the collision of different sentiments, sparks of truth strikeout, and political light is obtained.” — Benjamin Franklin (1785) Have you noticed that there are no more debates on CNN, Fox News or MSNBC? The hosts only bring on “experts” to agree with them. Their first words are always, “I agree with you, Tucker,” or, “I agree with […]

China Takes Over Hong Kong: Will It Overtake America?

03/11/2021

“Hong Kong’s ties to Beijing are increasingly forged in steel, and its ties to English common law, freedom of speech and democracy have weakened significantly.” — Ed Feulner, former president, Heritage Foundation A great tragedy is unfolding before our eyes. Hong Kong (my favorite destination in Asia) is no longer “one nation, two systems,” as […]

Are You Bullish or Bearish on America and Wall Street?

03/04/2021

“Never bet against America.” — Warren Buffett, 2021 Annual Shareholder Report “I’m not a bull, I’m not a bear; I’m a chicken.” — Charles Allmon (“Maxims of Wall Street,” p. 67) “One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” – Pledge of Allegiance It is easy to be bearish on America, with all the shenanigans going on […]

Bitcoin — Digital Fools Gold?

02/25/2021

“All that glitters isn’t gold, but the really good stuff is.” — Chip Wood More and more institutional investors and money managers are jumping on board the Bitcoin bandwagon. Tech companies, flush with cash, are investing in the cryptocurrency: Starting with Elon Musk to the tune of $1.5 billion and Larry Ellison at Oracle may be next. […]

New Green Deal? Not So Fast… Plus, My Contest with Rush Limbaugh

02/18/2021

“Life is about to change radically.” — Cathie Wood, CEO, Ark Innovation Fund   The energy crisis is back!   I well remember the energy crisis in the inflationary 1970s, when the intergovernmental Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cut production and gasoline prices skyrocketed. In response, President Nixon imposed price controls, which led to shortages and […]

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