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The Fourth of July holiday should have, for each of us, a far greater meaning than fireworks, picnics and a day off work. Thomas Jefferson’s Fourth of July Message for You July 4, 2018 by Bob Bauman Government & Politics The Fourth of July holiday should have, for each of us, a far greater meaning than fireworks, picnics and a day off work.
Rising Corporate Debt & Interest Rates Will Cause a Market Crash July 2, 2018 by Ted Bauman U.S. Economy With rising interest rates, corporate debt is a time bomb that will bankrupt firms, destroy jobs … and send the stock market crashing.
This Controversial Sector Will Spawn the Next Starbucks June 29, 2018 by Matt Badiali Investment Opportunities Some investors will find this sector distasteful thanks to its decades of stigma. For those investors with a more objective view, there will be huge gains.
From New York to Los Angeles in Under 3 Hours?! June 26, 2018 by Ian Dyer Trading Strategies Right now, the fastest train in commercial use has a top speed of 270 mph. But there’s one huge project in the U.S. that could put that speed to shame.
Trade Wars Mean the End of the Bull Market June 25, 2018 by Ted Bauman Economy If you’re invested in these vulnerable U.S. multinational firms, you should be very concerned about President Donald Trump’s rapidly escalating trade wars.

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