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“Today's inflation is like jumping in the elevator and skipping higher by 20 floors,” says Zach Scheidt.“ Fortunately, there are some very good ways to beat inflation.”

Escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait increase the momentum to support U.S. companies.

The Biden administration asked: “What is a recession?” And proceeded to discount its commonly held definition.

For more than a decade, we were conditioned to see tech stocks head in one direction. The playbook has changed…

“Chip stocks have been in a swoon since the beginning of the year,” Ray says. Regardless, he expects semiconductor stocks to bounce meaningfully.

It’s been a relief to see green on the screen this week. But consider this before you start piling cash back into stock bets…

“Are we having fun yet?” asks our macro maven Jim Rickards. “A gold investor might well ask: ‘What’s the point?’”

No matter your investment goals, our group of editors has insights into how to navigate this uncertain market…

“Much of the hardship Europe experiences right now is the result of Mario Draghi’s monetary policy,” says editor Sean Ring.

Plus, the “Blue” Doctrine Migration

Today, we feature three bits of feedback that landed in our digital mailbox, including a reader who asks: “What’s your problem [with] Newsom?”

“I still think you can make a good bit of money holding oil stocks this year,” says our retirement-and-income specialist Zach Scheidt.

With all the doom and gloom out there, today we mention a note of optimism for our country’s economic future…

While Americans shake their fists at the price of gasoline, what's more worrisome? The price – and availability – of diesel fuel.

A perfect storm of economic grievances is on the horizon this summer. You can add a new subprime borrower crisis to the list of crises.

This might be the most flagrant example of “do as I say, not as I do” governance since Gavin Newsom’s French Laundry scandal…

Once again, proof China’s economy is foaming at the mouth… To say nothing of developing countries who’ve borrowed – to the hilt – from China.

If you are too young to remember, 1973 was a singular year. But that same story is playing out right now…