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Most people don’t know this about me, but I once studied to be a doctor.
But when I discovered trading, I realized I’d found my true calling.
I dropped out of medical school and never looked back.
Still, those early years had a major impact on my thinking. I probably would have never built my Green Zone Power Ratings system without the analytical skills I...
“Will they, or won’t they?”
It’s the defining question of 2026 for financial markets.
Will the US Federal Reserve cut rates … or will they raise them?
Because this decision is upstream if virtually everything else in the world of American investing. Even just a nudge, a change of half a percent in one direction or the other, could have sweeping i...
Editor’s Note:
Dear reader,
Before you read today’s issue, there’s something else you should see.
My colleague just went live with an urgent broadcast about something he discovered buried in the Texas government statutes…
Something that could impact anyone with money in the markets.
He’s LIVE now. You should tune i...
The US federal debt has now exceeded $40 trillion … but what does that mean?
Human beings are barely equipped to conceive of a number that large. Let alone the complex implications that level of debt has for the future of American politics and prosperity.
But as always, there’s a deeper Moneyball truth at play here — and that’s what we’re talking about in today’...
In the late 1990s, traders kept two sets of books.
There was the published estimate. That was the one that went out on the wire. The one the financial news anchors read aloud during that evening’s market recap.
Then there was the other number.
Traders quietly passed it from desk to desk in the days before a report. They called it the whisper numb...