Posted November 21, 2022
By Matt Insley
Two Holiday Gifts for Investors (and Shoppers)
Bloodshed Draws Rubberneckers
Posted October 07, 2026
By Emily Clancy
Student protests are sweeping France while $10 diesel adds to the pressure. Here’s why Europe’s growing energy squeeze matters to Americans.
After SaaS, Private Credit Bets on AI
Posted October 05, 2026
By Matt Insley
Amazon wants to turn $8 billion of Nvidia chips into cash as private credit prepares to finance up to $1 trillion of the AI buildout.
Jim Rickards: 33 Days to Midterms
Posted October 01, 2026
By Matt Insley
With 33 days until the midterms, Jim Rickards looks past the headline polls to the races and voters that could determine control of Congress.
“A Closet Liberal, IMO.”
Posted September 30, 2026
By Matt Insley
Rundown readers weigh in on Flock cameras, Pete Hegseth, Trump’s $5,000 tariff dividend and Jack Ma — with plenty of disagreement along the way.
The Re-Education of Jack Ma
Posted September 28, 2026
By Matt Insley
Jack Ma’s $37 billion IPO vanished after he challenged China’s financial establishment. Six years later, his story reveals the CCP’s reach into America’s critical supply chains.
The 69X Metal
Posted September 25, 2026
By Matt Insley
China’s export controls exposed a weak link in America’s aerospace supply chain, sending prices soaring and forcing manufacturers to ration a metal critical to jet engines.