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Medical advances in the 1920s rival some amazing progress we’re seeing today. And there’s an easy, one-click way to profit from this exciting new era of precision medicine. Get Rich From Precision Medicine in the 2020s May 23, 2019 by Brian Christopher Investment Opportunities, Technology, Winning Investor Daily Medical advances in the 1920s rival some amazing progress we’re seeing today. And there’s an easy, one-click way to profit from this exciting new era of precision medicine.
Since the S&P 500 bottomed at 676 and change on March 9, 2009, it is up more than 400% with dividends. That means it has risen 18% per year, on average, in the decade since then. My Thoughts on Whether the Stock Market Has Topped May 2, 2019 by Brian Christopher Stocks, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily Since the S&P 500 bottomed at 676 and change on March 9, 2009, it is up more than 400% with dividends. That means it has risen 18% per year, on average, in the decade since then.
Fear of budget deficits is a handy tool when you’re opposed to a more activist government. That ideological bias plays out in a lot of ways. Deficit-Phobia Isn’t Really About Money, It’s About Government’s Hand in the Pot February 27, 2019 by Ted Bauman Bonds, Currency, Winning Investor Daily Fear of budget deficits is a handy tool when you’re opposed to a more activist government. That ideological bias plays out in a lot of ways … including here on the pages of Sovereign Investor Daily…
Advocates of Modern Monetary Theory argue that we just pay for things by printing money. Then we make debt go away. Why Modern Money Theory is Bad for the Economy February 18, 2019 by Michael Carr Currency, Government & Politics, Winning Investor Daily Advocates of Modern Monetary Theory argue that we just pay for things by printing money. Then we make debt go away.
Both sides of the aisle finally agree on one thing: Debt and deficits no longer matter. Modern Monetary Theory: Debt’s New Justification February 8, 2019 by Ian King U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily Both sides of the aisle finally agree on one thing: Debt and deficits no longer matter.

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