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A couple of years ago, everybody figured the stock market had been reduced to just seven companies. All that mattered was the “Magnificent 7”: Nvidia (NVDA), Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), Meta (META), and Tesla (TSLA). They…
They’re calling it “Black Tuesday” in South Korea. The KOSPI 200, South Korea’s equivalent of the S&P 500, suffered its worst day ever, falling nearly 10% in a single session. Most American investors saw the headline and immediately moved on.…
Alan Greenspan passed away this week at the age of 100. You never forget your first Fed chair. For me, that was Alan Greenspan. The reason Greenspan still matters isn’t because of who he was. It’s because the investing lesson…
I’m down here in Avalon, New Jersey, for the month of June, one of my favorite places in the world. Every year we pack up the family, move into a beach house, and spend the month by the ocean. The…
A few weeks ago, I was having dinner with Dan Ives and asked him a question I’ve been asking people for years. When do I get my robot? Not a robot in a factory. Not a robot in a warehouse.…
Founder’s Note: Grant Hawkridge knows how to take care of himself, and he knows how to share what he’s learned about that in a way that helps us take care of ourselves, too. Whether it’s business or pleasure, he knows…
If you only followed financial media, you’d think the stock market was nothing but Nvidia (NVDA), artificial intelligence (AI), and whatever giant technology company happened to report earnings last week. Those are incredible businesses. They’re changing the world, creating enormous…
Imagine it’s 1884. You’re trying to figure out whether business is good. There are no economists on TV debating interest rates. There aren’t thousands of analysts sharing opinions about what might happen next quarter. There are no government reports hitting…
