The current poverty level – inflation adjusted from that 1963 base – is $31,200 for a family of four. I think we can all ...

Part of my strategy to get “above average” yields requires us to look for undervalued shares. Monitoring the pulse of the ...

It seems everyone is thinking about artificial intelligence. Investors are putting trillions of dollars to work building data centers. Venture capital firms are writing checks for AI startups, one of ...

But it’s not just the building. The Fed itself is changing in ways that may make its future decisions even more inscrutable.

Last year, consumers spent a record-breaking $994 billion on holiday shopping, according to the National Retail Foundation ...

US policymakers slashed rates to near zero after the 2008 financial crisis—and again during COVID. An “everything bubble” ...

Debt is a curse that can also be a blessing, depending on how the borrower uses it. Sadly, human nature seemingly ensures we often use debt unproductively—and not just as individuals. Governments have ...

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When investors, financial professionals, and discerning citizens need a big-picture view of what’s going on in the economy, they turn to John Mauldin. And for good reason. John has dedicated more than ...

Today we continue reviewing Ray Dalio’s latest book, How Countries Go Broke. If, like me, you fear that you may soon live in such a country, Ray’s work reads like a guidebook to the future. But in ...

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Labor Day weekend finds me in far northwest British Columbia, fishing with 29 of my readers. The conversations are deep and fascinating, and it should be no surprise that politics and markets are ...