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The Crisis Everyday Americans Are Facing

Viridiana Montero is desperate for diapers...

The San Diego resident is a mother of three and works full time in a kitchen. Half her income goes to rent... Add in utilities, car payments, and food, and there's not much left to cover her daughter's heinie.

Doomsday Is Creeping Closer

We are closer to doomsday than ever before.

On the "Doomsday Clock," created by atomic scientists in 1947 to warn about the threat of nuclear weapons, humanity gets wiped out at midnight.

What Investors' Cash Levels Tell Us Today

Doc's note: Cash is an important part of anyone's wealth plan. While it's true that you want your money to work for you, you should always have cash on hand for emergencies.

Today, Vic Lederman – editorial director of our corporate affiliate Chaikin Analytics – explains why investors put their money "under the mattress." In this issue, published last month in Chaikin PowerFeed, Vic shares what investors' cash balances mean for the overall market...

The Election Doesn't Matter for Stocks

It's another contentious presidential-election year here in the U.S.

We're inundated every day, from every corner of the media, with new poll results or news on what each candidate is doing. Some people will claim that stocks will do better with one president or the other.

Fighting Pain With Frida Kahlo

On September 17, 1925, a bus and an electric trolley car collided in Mexico City...

Everyone inside the bus was injured, including 18-year-old Frida Kahlo, whose hip was impaled by a metal handrail, causing severe internal injuries.

Things Aren't as Rosy as They Seem

Things don't feel all that great in the U.S...

I get a sense of it every time I stroll into the office and talk to co-workers... or when I hop in an Uber and start up a conversation with the driver.

A Reckoning Is Coming for Office Real Estate

Doc's note: At the start of the pandemic, millions of office workers around the world were told to stay home. But as the pandemic wound down, lots of folks assumed office spaces that had been vacant would fill up with workers again.

Today, Rob Spivey, director of research at our corporate affiliate Altimetry, explains why this industry is still struggling to recover. And he explains what this means for investors everywhere...

Why This Man Isn't Allowed in China

Doc's note: I've joined forces with my friend Joel Litman for the first time ever to get an alarming story out...

Joel predicted the 2008 financial crisis and the demise of more than 40 different companies since 2020. And now, he's saying a wall of debt could crash hundreds of public companies in the coming weeks.

Milk Isn't the Key to Healthy Bones

It was the sandwich that cost him $10,000...

Just after the Mozart piece playing on the radio ended with a dramatic flourish, he folded his open-faced peanut-butter sandwich in half – NYC-slice style – and crammed it into his mouth. He had gotten it halfway down when the phone suddenly rang.

Navigating the Biotech Bear Market

"Science doesn't care what markets are doing, and science moves forward"...

These bold words are from Robert Nelsen, co-founder and managing director at ARCH Venture Partners. We agree with his statement... to a degree.