Would The Founders Still Recognize Their Republic?
Would The Founders Still Recognize Their Republic? Authored by Andrew P. Napolitano Which is better — to be ruled by one tyrant 3,000 miles…
The American System Rejects Europe’s Economic Suicide
The American System Rejects Europe’s Economic Suicide Authored by J.B. Shurk via American Thinker, National self-sufficiency beats…
Am I better off claiming Social Security early and investing the money, or delaying until age 70?
“I have a monthly pension worth $11,000 and Social Security income of $4,000.”
I have no kids. Will I cause family drama by leaving different amounts to my nieces and nephews?
“Part of me would prefer to leave more to those for whom the money could make a meaningful difference.”
Sky-high funding rates spell danger. Why this technical indicator suggests investors are too bullish
The last time equity financing rates were this high was back in the depths of the global financial crisis in 2008.
‘We are more likely to be living in poverty’: Social Security is a lifeline for women, so why are we ignored?
“We are more likely to live longer, to live alone and to be caregivers.”
Overlooked bottlenecks and hyperscalers forced to keep spending will keep the chip-stock rally alive, says Nomura team
Nomura analysts offer a deep dive into the semiconductor industry — and some bottlenecks that the market hasn’t even woken up to.
How to stay healthy in a ‘heat dome’ — and medicines that put you at risk for heat exhaustion
Heatstroke can affect anyone, but people who take certain medications or have certain health conditions are at higher risk.
Get ready for the summer rally, Wells Fargo tells investors
Recent volatility in equities was probably caused by quarter-end rebalancing, while future volatility may develop as midterm elections…
20 stocks in the S&P 500 that plunged the most in 2026’s first half
These companies were hit hard as investors worried about eventual losses of market share to AI tools.