Addison Wiggin / January 6, 2025
For most of the world, the U.S. dollar goes a long way. And U.S. citizens can find plenty of global havens where they can thrive, whether as a digital nomad or a retiree.
Addison Wiggin / January 6, 2025
So, now we look around the world in 2025, consider some of the news tools on the scene, like AI and crypto, and ponder the best use of energy to achieve the required income.
Where will the money flow?
That is what we want to know.
Obviously, the opportunities inherent in the explosion of AI and all the computing resources that implies – electricity, chips, water, real estate, talent – stands out as a worthwhile segment to consider.
Addison Wiggin / January 6, 2025
Biden isn’t leaving office without first making a mockery of his pathetic term, as seen by his recent medal recipients. George Soros and Hillary “Arkancide” Clinton? Really?
James Hickman / January 6, 2025
Biden isn’t letting his lame-duck term end without finding new and creative ways to screw over American citizens with burdensome, and frivolous paperwork.
John Robb / January 5, 2025
The GOP’s shifting stance on immigration, particularly H1-B visas, shows that “team red” is capable of adaptation, and that tribalism itself can be shifted with the right people and right message.
Bill Bonner / January 4, 2025
Consumers are flying high, but the credit cards are getting maxxed out and a new wave of defaults could soon be on hand.
Addison Wiggin / January 3, 2025
The New Year is off to a shaky start. Economic indicators galore point to weakening consumer trends and an overextended government. That points to a riskier market for investors, with far more daily volatility.
Andrew Packer / January 3, 2025
2025 likely won’t look much like 2024. Stocks will be more volatile, and the chances of another year of 20%+ gains look unlikely. Here’s a potential portfolio that can still capture some growth while focusing on safety.
Addison Wiggin / January 2, 2025
As 2025 starts off with unfortunate acts of violence, the police response could have repercussions on our civil liberties, and, ironically, create even more violent acts.
Joel Bowman / January 1, 2025
The Lion roars in the face of collectivist parasites at the World Economic Forum in this top essay from 2024.
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