Elon DOGE Rein is Over.  Can Tesla Finally be Saved?

The Elon DOGE rein could be coming to an end. As reported in Politico, President Trump has told members of his Cabinet that Elon Musk will be stepping back from his current role as governing partner. Initially, Musk’s role was only to last 130 days.  But earlier in the year, White House officials said they […]

Chinese EV Makers Are Taking Over

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) makers are rapidly gaining market share globally, especially in markets without import tariffs. The U.S. effectively blocks Chinese EVs to protect domestic jobs, as American automakers can’t compete on price. China has around 150 automakers, heavily subsidized by the government, which is unsustainable. A wave of consolidation or bankruptcies is expected. […]

Are Chinese Auto Makers A Buy?

The average price of a new car in the U.S. is now around $49,000—up 34% in just five years. We haven’t seen a spike like this since the 1970s, when fuel efficiency mandates and economic stagflation rocked the auto industry. That era hit close to home for me—my 1975 Corvette (which I’m still working on) […]

A Tale of One of Wall Streets Most Legendary Traders

One of my favorite books is Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre, which is essentially an autobiography of Jesse Livermore, one of Wall Street’s legendary traders. Livermore made his first fortune in the 1907 crash and an even bigger one in 1929. The 1929 stock market crash officially started in late October, with […]

Making Money When The Market Struggles

I love making money when the market is struggling, and I’ve been telling my readers in American Stock Investor and Outsider Club to invest in silver, gold, and offshore ETFs. Yesterday, one of my favorite silver trades, Avino Silver and Gold Mines (ASM), announced stellar earnings. Here’s what stood out: Simply put, they crushed expectations. […]

Markets are Getting Ugly

Over the weekend, President Trump was asked whether he sees a recession coming. It’s a fair question, given how quickly economists are cutting growth forecasts. The Atlanta Fed already suggests the economy is shrinking. But Trump sidestepped the question and instead emphasized his confidence in tariffs bringing in “hundreds of billions of dollars” and revitalizing […]

How to Profit From The Next Supercycle

From my perspective, the stocks-to-commodity ratio has only been this low twice in the past 60 years—back in 1974 and 2000. In both instances, the potential gains from investing in commodities were massive. Gold, for example, surged from $32 an ounce to over $1,000, and gold mining stocks performed even better, sometimes skyrocketing by 3,000% […]

Creating Tariff Panic?

Lately, the financial media has been stuck in a doomsday loop, repeating the same fear-driven narratives until it all starts to sound like background noise. When the panic reaches this level, I start to think the market might be hitting a short-term low. I rely on a couple of technical indicators—the 200-day Moving Average (MA) […]

The Bullish Case For Gold

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An ETF for Alien UFO's?

Tuttle Capital Management, known for pushing the boundaries of the ETF market, has filed a prospectus with the SEC to launch several new ETFs, some of which are fairly standard while others are more unconventional. The new ETFs include: The UFO Disclosure ETF (ticker: UFOD) is particularly speculative, using an AI model to evaluate stocks […]

The Uncomfortable Truth: ETFs and Your Passive Income Strategy

The article “The Uncomfortable Truth: ETFs and Your Passive Income Strategy” from Netpicks discusses the advantages of incorporating high-yield income ETFs into a passive income strategy. These ETFs offer substantial yields, with some providing weekly payouts ranging from 25% to 75%. A notable benefit is their ability to continue generating income even during bear markets, […]

Inflation, Earnings, and the Market’s Surprise Rebound

It’s easy to assume that rising inflation would negatively impact stock prices. After all, when the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January jumped 0.5%—bringing inflation back to 3%—the stock market’s initial reaction seemed to confirm that belief. Futures contracts for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) plunged more than 400 points immediately after the CPI […]