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Brazilian Model for Wealth and Prosperity
Booms and busts fueled by cheap credit are incredibly disruptive. What’s more, they’re exacerbated by central bank efforts to smooth out the business cycle. Rather than rounding the peaks and tapering the bottoms, monetary policy, as currently executed, has the … Continue reading
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How to Cash In On the Economic Sweet Spot
By all accounts, the U.S. stock market is expensive. Not only is it hitting new nominal highs, its valuations are also off the charts. How can one tell? Fortunately, there are several metrics to guide us. The Shiller’s Cyclically Adjusted … Continue reading
