A Choppy Year Ahead
The central banks are (for now) exiting their asset purchasing programs. This will allow more speculation to come into the markets. The one thing I’m expecting this year is increased volatility.
A Revolution Is Coming, Just Not the Kind You Might Think
A Revolution Is Coming, Just Not the Kind You Might Think
This can come in the form of revolt. The kind of events that lead to a communist revolution at the extreme end — the literal murder and enslavement of the rich class.
Mars versus Earth: Which Side Are You on?
Mars versus Earth: Which Side Are You on?
Mars is a hostile terrain, even more so than Australia was for the First Fleet. Growing food in that atmosphere is going to be tough.
Why You Shouldn’t Use Stop-Losses
Why You Shouldn’t Use Stop-Losses
Often when people are taking their stop-losses is when they should be buying more. But certainly not always!
Bullseye! Why 7 January Was the Crucial Day for Interest Rates
Bullseye! Why 7 January Was the Crucial Day for Interest Rates
The Fed will try to avoid moving rates in January if they can. It would go against their recent guidance.
How to Plan for the Next Big Move
How to Plan for the Next Big Move
There’s a secret to catching these moves, though, and it’s actually pretty simple. I want to talk a bit about it today. You see, even catching part of a big shift can be huge for your returns.
Why ‘Operation Pivot’ Could Prevent the Next Big Crash
Why ‘Operation Pivot’ Could Prevent the Next Big Crash
The market is now addicted to the free money parade. This experiment is not over yet. We just need to be prepared for its next version. Enter Operation Pivot.
Why There Are Big Risks in Big Stocks
Why There Are Big Risks in Big Stocks
But the beauty of small-caps is that the surges to the upside on winning stocks can be quite impressive.
Egg and Chicken
Egg and Chicken
In today’s Money Morning the cost of energy is intrinsic to the cost of everything else…bad karma imagine my surprise egg or chicken? and more
A Very Quiet Future
A Very Quiet Future
The Tesla story is pretty well known, but I want to revisit it in light of a recent IPO that I think gives a bit more depth to the story and is worth reflecting on.
