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💥 The Bond Market Is Flashing RED: $40 Trillion in Debt, 7% Mortgages, & Where Money Goes Next (opens the original)
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Hey friends, welcome back.It’s great to be back with you. I spent the last two weeks wiped out, fighting a rough illness, but I’m finally feeling back to normal again. Being forced to rest reminded me of something we all forget: whether it’s your health or your money, small problems eventually force a shutdown if you ignore them.500 years ago, King Henry VIII learned that with money.In 1544, he was fighting expensive wars on two fronts, with France and Scotland, and the royal treasury was flat b
💥 Is the Economy Actually Better? (opens the original)
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Is the economy actually better?That’s the question I keep getting, and this week the honest answer depends on which economy you’re standing in.Here’s what the last two weeks handed us. The S&P 500 closed at a record 7,757.64, its best week since April, adding $2.5 trillion in value. The Dow set its 24th record of the year. Then on Wednesday, August 12, the inflation report came in at 3.4% for the year, matching forecasts and cooling from 3.5%, with core inflation at 2.5%.Now the other economy. W
💥 The Cost of Money Is Changing Everything (opens the original)
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Jesse Livermore made his first fortune betting against the market in the Panic of 1907 and made $100 million shorting the crash of 1929. That’s like $2 billion today. He became one of the most famous traders in America.His success gave him access to anything money could buy. It did not give him control over the part of himself that kept changing his plan. He could be right about the market and still lose because he borrowed too much, increased the risk, or abandoned the rule that made the origin
💥 AI Winners, Our Silent Debt Crisis, and What's Next. (opens the original)
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In 1969, Warren Buffett did something almost nobody in finance has the discipline to do. He quit while he was winning. After crushing the market for more than a decade, he closed his investment partnership and returned his investors’ money, explaining that prices had gotten so high he couldn’t find anything worth buying. People thought he’d lost his edge. Then the market collapsed in 1973 and 1974, falling roughly 50%, and Buffett came back and bought the bargains that made him the Buffett every
💥 Robots, Reverse Aging, and Our Next 250 Years. (opens the original)
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Welcome back! Money affects every part of your life, so you deserve to understand it. This newsletter is for people who want to build wealth, become smarter, and make better financial decisions.I spent 20 years in finance learning how money works. My goal is simple, I want to help you build wealth, make better decisions, and avoid costly mistakes.America turned 250 this year. In 1776, nobody could have pictured cloud computing, AI chips, self-driving cars, humanoid robots, or medicine designed t
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