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People around the world work to produce things for one another — and protectionism makes that cooperation harder. Read More
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Commodities and cash were the only winners among the major asset classes in September. Read More
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Has inflation doused the FIRE movement? Popularized in the 1990s, the Financial Independence, Retire Early movement inspires workers to maximize savings, spend modestly and stop working well before the age range most Americans associate with retirement. ... Read More
If you're a buy and hold, long term investor, buying periodically, even in a bear market most of your investments will be making money.... Read More