HeyJaredMarc Cuniberti
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Marc Cuniberti: A check in the hand (opens the original)
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I received more than a few calls and emails regarding my opinion on the recently proposed âtariff refundâ checks from Washington. These checks are not a done deal but the amount of $5,000.00 is healthy enough to garner plenty of attention as well as debate. The proposed amount pales in comparison to the free money given out during the CoVid bailouts. Those monies totaled into the many trillions. But $5,000.00 is almost ten times the amount of the $600.00 checks mailed out during the 2008/200
Marc Cuniberti: No particular direction (opens the original)
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Ever see a chicken with its head cut off? Neither have I. But I hear they run around with no particular direction in mind. Basically, because a headless chicken has no mind. The saying âlike a chicken with its head cut offâ has become synonymous with having no direction or simply not knowing what to do. Take a pack of dogs, however, and put them on a racetrack with a fake rabbit ahead of them and they all know exactly where to go. The Federal Reserve (FED) ainât no dog on a racetrack, th
Marc Cuniberti: Reincarnate as a bond trader (opens the original)
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James Carville, a political advisor to Bill Clinton once said, âI used to think that if there was reincarnation, I wanted to come back as the president or the pope or as a .400 baseball hitter. But now I would like to come back as the bond market. You can intimidate everybodyâ. Somewhat of an odd statement considering the alternative choices, which in this case are unlimited. But to 86 the position of president, pope or a super star baseball player and instead choose the profession of a bond
Marc Cuniberti: One ounce of preventon (opens the original)
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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. An adage that probably is true to spades in most cases. Prevention can help us avoid or perhaps at least minimize accidents, mishaps, injuries, financial damage to portfolios and more. Health supplements or exercise may prolong health. Good driving habits can save lives and limbs. Prudence can preserve budgets. Awareness and minimizing risky behaviors are smart practices and the list goes on. I see a lot of webpages attempting to educate us on pra
Marc Cuniberti: Some really bad calls (opens the original)
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As we go through life, we occasionally find those âscratch your headâ moments and you find yourself wondering why some people just canât seem to get out of their own way, either personally or financially, or both. You know those moments. Somebody drops their car keys and bends over to pick them up and ends up spilling the coffee they had in their hand on their suit pants. Seriously, we all make dumb mistakes or what might be deemed âbad callsâ. Like yours truly, way back in the 80âs,
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