Bad Luck of the Draw
Statistics and stereotypes are the bread and butter of public policies. In the US, the Biden Administration has just ordered a campaign of ‘racial equity’ for the federal government.
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[WATCH] Closing Bell — Rates up, Stocks down
In today’s Money Weekend, there is a strong case that we’re witnessing a slow topping formation before a more substantial sell-off. Watch the Closing Bell video for an overview of the bearish case for stocks in the immediate future and the affect changing interest rate expectations is having on the US dollar, Nasdaq, gold, and more.
Developing the Battery of the Future
In today’s Money Morning, we look at the batteries of today and the future. One of the most common criticisms I hear about the energy transition is the amount of critical materials we will need. It’s true, we will need plenty. But one thing to keep in mind is that when it comes to batteries, nothing is set in stone, and there could be a lot of disruption on the way. Read on for more information.
What This Famous Investor’s Clock Says about Resources Now
The mad dance of resource investor expectations and exuberance has shifted from lithium to the next battery metal sector superstar. However, the ghost of Mark Twain haunts us all who dare to tread here. A miner is a liar standing next to a hole in the ground, he said. How to make sense of it all? One way I do that is to stay in contact with those in the industry. Read on for my latest catch up, as well as an exclusive interview with Jim Rickards
Wesfarmers [ASX:WES] Revenue Climbs and Shareholders Reap Returns
Wesfarmers increases dividends on a cheerful bricks-and-mortar result for 1HY23.
Electric Vehicles and their Influence on the Real Estate Cycle
In today’s Land Cycle Investor, find out how transportation increases the economic rent of land…but can just as easily steal some of it back. As such, Australia’s tollbooth Transurban is going to benefit from Australia’s population Ponzi policies in the years to the peak. That will keep land prices elevated with incoming demand while available supply remains constrained. But they won’t stop there…
