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For a long time now, the biggest companies in the S&P 500 Index have been largely responsible for gains...

That might change soon.

A swarm of "white killers" were on the loose at the Baltimore office last week...

Specifically, they were the desserts at the holiday-cookie swap.

Doc's note: If you're not already invested in the markets or you've gone to cash out of fear of any volatility in the markets, you're making one of the worst moves for your wealth.

In today's issue (adapted from a recent Chaikin PowerFeed issue), Marc Chaikin explains why now is the time to put your money to work in the markets…

Last year, my team and I made one of our worst predictions since we began publishing...

In a television studio north of Baltimore, my senior analyst and I got fitted with microphones, sat in front of six different cameras and a crew of a dozen video professionals, and went public with a big prediction.

Before The Sound of Music became the classic it is today, producers of the film tried a unique marketing approach...

The movie had a massive budget for a musical at the time – around $8.2 million.

Stocks may have you nervous lately...

As you know, bull markets end when everyone mistakenly believes that they can't lose with their investments, going "all in."

It was the most delicious kind of error that could ever happen...

On a blustery Friday morning, a malfunction occurred at the Lindt & Sprüngli factory in the small town of Olten, Switzerland.

Doc's note: Time... It's one of the greatest threats that's eating away at your wealth. A dollar today doesn't get you near as much as it did decades ago. But time is also the greatest ally you have when it comes to growing your wealth.

Today, our newest colleague – from our corporate affiliate Wide Moat Research – Brad Thomas explains the value of a dollar and how time plays a crucial role in it. He also explains the money advice you should never squander...

My first life-altering investment happened right after I left Wall Street and was about to pursue medical school...

Although I had saved up years of Wall Street bonuses, I needed more than money to get into medical school. So I worked as a unit clerk in a hospital and as a University of Wisconsin lab assistant to punch up my resume for my medical-school applications.

Everyone has a hobby. But how about building a 50-story-high clock?

Namely, a clock costing you at least $42 million to make because you would build it in a mountain. And you'd design it so that it runs for 10,000 years using the Earth's thermal cycles.