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What’s China’s Endgame?
The mainstream is waking up to China’s epic gold accumulation — and still missing the real story.
The Problem With Prediction Markets
These days you can’t get away from election prognostications citing the prediction markets. But Jim Rickards warns that “as prediction tools, I believe these markets are highly overrated.”
Big Banks 2008 = AI 2027?
AI is starting to resemble something we’ve seen before — something ‘too big to fail,’” says Paradigm trading pro Enrique Abeyta. Like the big banks in 2008.
Today’s Issue Is Not About the Midterms
“We’re entering the strongest seven-month stretch of the four-year presidential cycle,” says JC Parets — and he’s armed with eight decades of data to prove it.
Echoes of the Dot-Com Bust
After doubling in less than three months, then taking a 25% tumble, then chopping sideways… what’s next for the once-hot semiconductor sector?
Play With the Toys
Amid the nonstop noise of AI headlines, JC Parets shows how AI is shaping the business world in ways you might not expect.
Stranded No More?
What in the world is going on with Middle East oil shipments — really? Maybe less than Wall Street and the media want you to believe.
Where Are the Handcuffs? (AI)
It’s a first in financial history — a company’s IPO prospectus warning investors that its primary product may pose “existential risks to humanity.”
Buffett’s 38-Year-Old Advice
James Altucher says Warren Buffett’s sage advice from 1988 — “Our favorite holding period is forever” — applies to some of his favorite AI stocks now.
Look Who’s on the “Birthright” Train
It seems Democrats are climbing aboard the Trump administration’s “American Birthright” agenda.