This chart is doing something very simple, but very powerful. It is lining up the gold price with periods of stagflation and asking one blunt question. What tends to happen to gold
This chart shows the projected US federal budget deficit from 2019 through 2034. In plain English, it shows how much more the government is expected to spend than it collects in revenue
This chart is a long history of the yield curve, and in plain English, it is one of the market’s best mood meters for the economy. Think of the yield curve as
This chart tracks two parts of the US bond market from 2021 to early 2026. The blue line is the 3-month Treasury yield, which reflects short-term interest rates and is heavily driven
Our story didn’t start in stocks. It started in the foreign exchange market. The land of flashing screens, fast clicks, and daily combat with price action. We spent nearly a decade there,
Another sector that has recently underperformed is small-cap stocks. Historically, small-cap stocks have outperformed the broader market over more extended periods, often performing well as bull markets mature.
Recently, we discussed the challenges facing the solar, wind industries, which have led to some investor disillusionment. However, sentiment shifted as growing optimism surrounding nuclear power emerged as a reliable alternative. The
ALTUCHER’S MICROCAP MILLIONAIRE REVEALS, “AMONG THE 8,000 STOCKS AVAILABLE IN THE MARKET, THIS IS THE ONLY ONE THAT ALIGNS WITH HIS 3 KEY WEALTH TRENDS. HOWEVER, ITS AFFORDABILITY WON’T LAST FOREVER.” SO,
Gold has hit new all-time highs again this week, so we will explore a slightly different angle on the gold market for today.That said, I’m not suggesting we should all rush to