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36 Days (Musk World Domination Plan)

Markets will never be the same once “compute” futures begin trading Oct. 5. And Elon Musk is poised to dominate.

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The Totally Fake Inflation Numbers

Going by the government’s official numbers, the inflation rate is 3.4%. But if the numbers were run the way the government ran them in 1980, it would be 11.4%.

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AI’s “Really Weird Math”

We pick up today where we left off with last Thursday’s Bullet No. 1 — the probability that ChatGPT maker OpenAI will blow up before it ever goes public.

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“Inflicting Maximum Damage and Pain”

This week, The New York Times spotlighted the power grid’s vulnerability to sabotage. Seeing as we’ve been on the case for over a decade, we have to ask: Why now?

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ChatGPF (The “F” Is for “Fiasco”)

“There is a very real, non-zero possibility that OpenAI runs out of money before they can go public,” says Paradigm trading pro Enrique Abeyta

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The Position of **** You

John Goodman’s financial advice in The Gambler has been undone by inflation.

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Gold and Great Nations

In August 1971, President Richard Nixon cut the dollar’s last tie to gold — and the dollar back then is worth only 12 cents now.

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Now She Tells Us (AOC)

History is clear: Economic hardship leads to societal chaos. There would have been no “woke” revolution without COVID lockdowns. And AOC just said so.

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Investing Lessons from the Poker Table

Even if you’ve never played poker and never will, the game holds lessons that can pump up your portfolio.

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The AI Bailout of 2027

Slowly, inexorably, the path is becoming clear: The AI industry will be asking for a taxpayer bailout next year. Or, at the latest, 2028.

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Turning Japanese

There’s a situation shaping up in markets that Paradigm macroeconomics authority Jim Rickards says could turn out to be worse than the 2008 financial crisis.