As the United States marks the 250th anniversary of declaring its independence from Britain, Americans continue a tradition begun even longer ago: debating trade and tariffs. In recent years, disagreements over the US role in the world economy have grown particularly intense amid rising geopolitical tensions. A brief look at history offers an opportunity to…
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have been the driving force in the market over the last several years, but this summer, these names have started to come under some pressure. While there have been murmurs of an AI bubble, the vast majority of stocks in the sector trade at reasonable, if not downright cheap, valuations, unlike…
Who knows whether UFOs are real? But we certainly have sought inspiration from these structures. Take this rare UFO-shaped rustic cabin, for instance. The yurt cabin in the picturesque Monadnock region of New Hampshire is offering six acres of land along with the unique property in a complete package. This one-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own the…
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Popular online brokerage Robinhood Markets does a very good job of providing public data that offers investors insights into its massive base of over 27.7 million funded customers. One example is its Robinhood Investor Index, which includes the 100 most popular stocks on the platform, weighted by how Robinhood investors allocate them in their portfolios….
Money market funds (MMFs) have long been the bedrock of short-term liquidity management. They bridge the gap between bank deposits and direct instruments, offering security, diversification, and rapid access to cash. Yet, ever since the pandemic-induced dash for cash and the 2022 gilt market crisis, the shadow of regulatory overhaul has loomed heavily over the…
The intersection of national security and public finance has rarely felt more friction-laden. Former Defence Secretary John Healey’s recent resignation has brought a brewing institutional clash to the surface: the Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) push for innovative, external capital mechanisms versus the Treasury’s unyielding commitment to fiscal discipline. At the heart of the dispute was…
Welcome back. It’s the last weekend before the holiday. With all the preparation we’ve accomplished so far, you should be able to pretty much stay out of the supermarket except for a quick trip for the weekly necessities. Isn’t it funny how everyone insists on eating the rest of the time?. If you need to…
Last fall, I received an email that appeared to be from my web host. The email claimed that there was a problem with my payment information and asked me to update it. I clicked on the link in the email and entered my credit card number, thinking that a recent change I’d made to my…
The first major home renovation my husband and I ever undertook was insulating the walls of a 1921 Craftsman bungalow we shared in Columbus, Ohio. This project made the house a great deal more comfortable in the winter and the summer, since the existing insulation was the least expensive option available in the 1920s —…
