Investor CAFÉ Newsletters
Why Bitcoin is the New Digital Gold — and Headed Much Higher
“I believe there is no better hedge against inflation than Bitcoin.” — Cathie Wood, CEO, Ark Innovation Fund Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $45,000 after CEO Elon Musk announced in an SEC filing last week that Tesla, the electric car company, has “invested $1.5 billion in bitcoin” and will soon start accepting it as payment for […]
How Do You Get Rid of a Bad Idea ($15 Minimum Wage Law)? With a Better Idea!
Fun Event for Subscribers in Southern California I’m pleased to announce that author Tom Woods, host of the popular daily podcast The Tom Woods Show and senior fellow at the Mises Institute, will be speaking on “Covid and the Two Americas” on Tuesday evening, March 2, at the Paddy’s […]
An Epic Short Squeeze: ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Is Back; But Their Victory May Be Short Lived.
“Never short a trend.” — Michael Sheimo (# 10 in my “List of 15 Nevers”, p. 218, “Maxims of Wall Street”) Many analysts, including yours truly, believe the Fed’s low-interest rate policy has created a bubble on Wall Street. Government spending is out of control (the national debt is approaching $28 trillion and rising fast). Meanwhile, […]
What Is the Best Way to Make Money FAST?
“Better to get a fast nickel than a slow dime.” — Robert Allen There have been plenty of opportunities in the past year to make money — a lot of money ––and to make it fast. My newsletter, Forecasts & Strategies, is geared to the long-term investor, but every once in a while, stocks and funds […]
The Greatest Economist Ever — and the Winner Is…
“It was the reading of his book that made an ‘economist’ out of me.” — Ludwig von Mises “I found it such a fascinating book, so satisfying.” — Friedrich Hayek “No book since David Ricardo’s Principles has had such a great influence on the development of economics as…” — Knut Wicksell The revolutionary book that these three writers are talking […]
Why the Stock Market Soared After the Democrats Won
“Don’t ever bet against America.” — Warren Buffett We were told that Wall Street reacted favorably to the November elections because investors like gridlock, or divided government. But now, it is clear that the Democrats will take over not just the executive but the legislative branch in Washington — the White House, the House of Representatives […]
A Healthy Profit: New Year’s Resolution for 2021
“If you’re not healthy, you’re not wealth.” — R. E. McMaster (“Maxims of Wall Street,” p. 143) The key to beating the market is to adjust to the signs of the times. We did just that during the challenging 2020. We changed the emphasis from high-income stocks to disruptive technology and hard assets, including Bitcoin, and it […]
A Christmas Gift to the World: Business is Booming as We Enter 2021
“Though not one in a thousand recognizes it, it is business, not consumers, that is the heart of the economy. When business produces profitably, they create income-paying jobs and thus consumers spend.” — Larry Kudlow, Director, National Economic Council On this Christmas Eve, I’m happy to report some great economics news from the US Commerce […]
Bitcoin Soars — Why I’m Still Bullish
“Government is the only agency that can take a valuable commodity like paper, slap some ink on it, and make it totally worthless.” — Ludwig von Mises (“Maxims of Wall Street,” p. 152) Taxes on capital gains, dividends, interest and Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) can take a huge bite into your investment profits — by […]
The Day Milton Friedman Gave Investors Bad Advice!
“The economy and the stock market are two different things.” –Milton Friedman (“Maxims of Wall Street,” p. 157) After Milton Friedman won the Nobel prize in economics in 1976, he suddenly enjoyed fame and fortune. He was suddenly in demand and appeared on several popular TV shows, such as Phil Donahue. He once appeared on […]
