Terms You Should Know: Financial Repression and Fiscal Dominance
Editor’s Note: When a mountain of debt builds up over the course of many decades — as we have seen over the past 40 years…
Read nowEditor’s Note: When a mountain of debt builds up over the course of many decades — as we have seen over the past 40 years…
Read nowI’m going to tell you exactly what stagflation is and give you context to defang this economic boogeyman. And I’m going to introduce you to a strategy that’s perfectly suited to the environment we face now.
Read nowToday, many of us already think of the COVID-19 pandemic as another tragedy that “will live in infamy.” And while the pandemic and Pearl Harbor are very different in many ways, one thing is clear. Historians will look back at both as the beginning of considerable changes to our society and economy.
Read nowThe 60-40 portfolio has been a cornerstone of retirement strategy for decades. Around the United States and the world, hundreds of millions of retirees have…
Read nowI warned TradeSmith Daily readers back in May about this rare simultaneous downtrend in both stocks and bonds. It hasn’t gotten any better since then. And bonds in particular could be a big drag for your investment portfolio going forward.
Read nowThe theory was that stocks and bonds are typically non-correlated asset classes. That’s fancy Wall Street jargon for: When stocks zig, bonds zag. And that was mostly true for many decades. But not anymore.
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