HeyJaredMichael Wilkerson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 8, 2026
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Is Your 401(k) Measuring the Wrong Thing? (opens the original)
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Most Americans saving for the future have been well-pleased with the double-digit returns of their equity retirement plans over the past few years. Some are pausing to ask whether the stock market is too expensive, and if so, whether a reversal of the stellar growth is in order. It is a reasonable question, but perhaps not the most important. The more consequential question is whether the dollars in which your account is denominated will buy what you need when you finally need to spend them. Inf
Economic D-Day: Maximum Pressure, Minimum Coalition (opens the original)
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With the United States entering its seventh month of war with Iran, the Trump administration has declared an “Economic D-Day,” a comprehensive economic isolation package targeting not just Iran but every country, bank, and shipper that continues doing business with Tehran. The ambition is sweeping, but will it work? The initiative is more expansive than previous rounds of sanctions in two respects. First, it targets the operational infrastructure of the global oil trade, including shipping regis
The Looming AI Column Collapse Looks Familiar (opens the original)
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The current artificial intelligence-related bubble in financial assets increasingly echoes warning signs from the global financial crisis, precipitated by excesses in residential housing, and the spectacular collapse of Enron, “the world’s leading energy company,” whose executives orchestrated a giant financial fraud. The similarities and differences illustrate yet again that while history doesn’t repeat, it often rhymes. Enron contained a legitimate business, with hard assets and real revenue.
The Unaffordable Automobile (opens the original)
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Few things symbolize the post-war American way of life better than the automobile and the freedom of the open road. And few things are better indicators of the financial health of the American household and the economy as a whole than the industries that produce, sell, and insure the cars and trucks Americans love to own and drive. Multiple indicators in the automobile industry are flashing red warning lights. Whether we look at aggregate units sold, prices for new and used vehicles, average own
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