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Why the Fed Can’t Raise Interest Rates

Are You Ready for the Everything Bubble?

The President wants 1% interest rates while inflation is already stirring. It’s a cocktail that could send every asset class soaring before the inevitable hangover.

By Charlie Ormond, Saturday, 16 August 2025

2020 US Presidential Election - Who Will Win?

Day of Reckoning

Even in a consensual democracy, the yoke of a police state never entirely disappears, but it is light…and controlled by accepted rules. We all drive on the right…and get where we are going.

By Bill Bonner, Thursday, 14 August 2025

Is ASX Stock Market in A Bubble - Stock Market Bubble

Murray’s on fire…! (Plus, an ASX income idea)

I must say, too, that Murray is on a bit of a hot streak.
He put his subscribers into Lynas Rare Earths ($LYC) back in April too and that took off like a firecracker recently as well.
Yes…a rising market helps…but there’s much more to it than that.

By Callum Newman, Tuesday, 12 August 2025

Aussies Stash the Cash and Here’s the Winner!

Aussie have cash to splash!

Our biggest risk, at all times, is market risk.

What I mean by this is your whole portfolio – and mine – being vulnerable to a big bear market. Think a 50% drawdown like 2008.

We can make our future decisions much easier…by avoiding a bear market as much as possible! Here’s one idea on that…

By Callum Newman, Monday, 11 August 2025

moleculare structure of graphene

On the Sale Rack: Graphite Stocks

James Cooper outlines the risks for investors hoping for a rebound in graphite stocks… And gives his take on whether he believes these companies will remain on the Sale Rack.

By James Cooper, Monday, 04 August 2025

Buy Gold Stocks

A big buying opp for one sector beckons

July is always a handy month when it comes to trading the market.
It’s because so many firms released their quarterly results.
These can be handy guideposts, both in terms of what the companies say…and how the market reacts.

By Callum Newman, Thursday, 31 July 2025

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