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Existential Threats

The risk of Armageddon remains nearly as high now as it was at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

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About the Wednesday Wobble…

To the extent the stock market’s performance this week has been stress-inducing, the blame can be laid at the feet of one company — CoreWeave Inc.

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Inflation: Three Grim Realities

Whether you’re retired or still in the workforce, there are three realities of inflation that you need to grasp.

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Boom-Blind-Bust

“Even revolutionary technologies are vulnerable to ordinary business cycles,” says Enrique Abeyta – who saw the dot-com bust first-hand and sees parallels with AI now.

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What’s China’s Endgame?

The mainstream is waking up to China’s epic gold accumulation — and still missing the real story.

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The Problem With Prediction Markets

These days you can’t get away from election prognostications citing the prediction markets. But Jim Rickards warns that “as prediction tools, I believe these markets are highly overrated.”

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Big Banks 2008 = AI 2027?

AI is starting to resemble something we’ve seen before — something ‘too big to fail,’” says Paradigm trading pro Enrique Abeyta. Like the big banks in 2008.

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Today’s Issue Is Not About the Midterms

“We’re entering the strongest seven-month stretch of the four-year presidential cycle,” says JC Parets — and he’s armed with eight decades of data to prove it.

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Echoes of the Dot-Com Bust

After doubling in less than three months, then taking a 25% tumble, then chopping sideways… what’s next for the once-hot semiconductor sector?

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Play With the Toys

Amid the nonstop noise of AI headlines, JC Parets shows how AI is shaping the business world in ways you might not expect.

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Stranded No More?

What in the world is going on with Middle East oil shipments — really? Maybe less than Wall Street and the media want you to believe.