It looks like progressives are going to be massively disappointed in President Donald Trump again.
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Argentina’s Ultra-Long Bond Sale: Is the US Next?
Argentina is kicking the can down the road, and saddling future generations with staggering debt.
Connecticut Up to Its Neck in Red Ink
Every state will eventually learn one lesson: when the rich are tapped out, then they will leave. It looks like Connecticut has taken too long to ascertain this, and now the affluent are exiting The Nutmeg State.
Connecticut Assault on Gun Owners
Everyone knows that once something is enshrined into law, it is exponentially harder to remove.
Standby For A Privilege Tax!
The proposed tax would generate an estimated $1.7 billion per year from hedge funds and private-equity companies.
Japanese SoftBank Investing In American Tech Companies
The future is bright for the tech sector. The engine of economic growth may have found a new fuel source.
A Satire for the Fighting Irish
United States Vice President, Mike Pence, delivered a commencement speech Sunday at the former University of Notre Dame. Before he even had time to take out his notes, almost half of the alleged students attending the graduation ceremony stood up and walked out.
Safeguarding Your Money with Alternative Investments – Part 1
Chances are, most of you reading this have a retirement account filled with some mix of stocks and bonds. Nearly all of you have a credit card or a debit card in your wallet. Many readers own their homes, have a savings account, or put some money away in a college fund for their children. These are all mainstream investments, and make no mistake, they are required to live a typical American lifestyle. Is there any need for alternative investments above and beyond these financial mainstays?
The Sub-Prime Auto Loan Bubble: Trump’s Next Problem
A new debt bubble has formed in the U.S. economy concerning auto loans. As this frightening balloon takes in more air, President Donald Trump may soon find himself in a financial the likes of which his democratic predecessor confronted when he took office in 2009. This news is a bit more than worrisome.