David Bahnsen, founder of The Bahnsen Group, has written a very relevant article titled “Markets as a Video Game – January 23, 2026.” He states, “Investing is not a game. I resist any attempt to infantilize decisions around capital allocation. I do not begrudge people having fun with a few bucks on Draft Kings or
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I spotted this on 1/22/26 in a post by Torsten Slok. Free to sign up for his daily posts. We hear about all the younger people who are living with their parents, but then we see this chart. I worry they are all baby boomers.
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On January 12, 2026 Raghuram G. Rajan, a former governor of the Reserve Bank of India and chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, wrote the article with the title above. He begins: “Recent developments suggest that the US Federal Reserve’s bond purchases are no longer just a “monetary operation,” but an essential component of
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Here’s a December 15th, 2025 article from Myrmikan Research called simply “Truth” on the history of paper money, gold and currency debasement. Read it if only for the quotes. Walk away from it knowing where we stand and what’s always happened when a society stands here. The author writes early in the article: “The tragedy
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This is one of the reasons I never expected demand for oil and gas to go away or even decline much. It is a fungible commodity. If you don’t want it, somebody else trying to live better will buy it.
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Today (January 3, 2026) Jesse Felder (link to signup for Jesse’s free publication is on my links page) posted this rather concerning list of factors suggesting the stock market was coming to the end. When. Neither Jesse or I know. But we are both increasingly worried, and I’m positioning family investments for that inevitability. Jesse
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