Venezuela Can't Afford to Print More Money by Rachel Cunliffe, Foundation For Economic Education The Dark Joke of Hyperinflation From motorcycle parts, to flour, to fuel, to aspirin, we’ve been documenting... Read More

A few weeks ago, I covered the latest offering from GMO’s James Montier and Matt Kadnar, who pointed out that the S&P 500 bubble is now trading at its second... Read More

Computer data centers can be a significant consumer of energy and tech giants are doing their part to make that energy is clean.  For instance, the NSA’s data center... Read More

Societe Generale’s Albert Edwards, who has made his name as a perma-bear predicting financial doom for well over a decade, had a chance to air some of his grievances... Read More

On Tuesday the Federal Reserve gave us their initial Consumer Credit figure for the United States.  The February figure came in +$15.5 billion, much higher than the $12.5 billion... Read More

This another part in the “Great Debate” series, which debates the advantages, and disadvantages of indexing vs. active investing. Here’s the Sequoia Fund’s take on the argument. More on the “Great... Read More

FTX, one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world, teeters on the edge of collapse as executives try to engineer a bailout. However, there is much more to... Read More

By Long Short Trader Get The Full Ray Dalio Series in PDF Get the entire 10-part series on Ray Dalio in PDF. Save it to your desktop, read it on your... Read More

David Einhorn used to have a reputation as one of Wall Street's top hedge fund managers. However, over the past three years, Einhorn's star has rapidly faded, and 2018... Read More

Stock buybacks or share repurchases is one of the most controversial subjects in finance. Some investors believe that they are a waste of money, and would rather excess company cash... Read More