In one of his many excellent commentaries, our good friend and multi-time Investor Summit at Sea™ faculty member Simon Black points out the last time this happened the market crashed. The market he’s referring to is the stock market … and the event is stock brokerage firm Charles Schwab opening new accounts at the highest pace in 17 …
The world is full of alarming headlines which should concern any alert investor: Pension Crisis Too Big for Markets to Ignore The Federal Reserve Could Reduce Its Monstrous Balance Sheet Soon – That Should Terrify Everyone The retail apocalypse has officially descended on America We could have pulled up more, but you get the idea. …
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We’re back from what Robert Kiyosaki described as our BEST Summit at Sea™ so far. It’s hard to disagree. And no, this isn’t a pitch for the Summit. In fact, alumni already grabbed about 40% of the available spots … before we even got off the ship! While there’s no way to describe the magic …
Ever had a life-changing week that left you reeling? That was us, after our 15th Annual Investor Summit at Sea™. It was one of those weeks we could relive over and over, and we’d like to take you aboard. Our speakers are providing the BEST insights on real estate, economics, business and even life tips. …
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On his Peak Prosperity podcast, first time Investor Summit at Sea™ faculty member Chris Martenson interviews financial pundit Grant Williams. Williams isn’t a real estate guy (that we know of). He’s a former paper trader who spends a big chunk of his time studying, thinking about, and commenting on financial markets. We listen to guys …
Just six weeks into 2017 and it seems there’s sunshine everywhere. In fact, according to a recent article, Fannie Mae’s chief economist Doug Duncan told a group of financial professionals he sees no recession in sight. The Naples Daily Times reports Duncan’s team “forecasts economic activity in the U.S. will grow by a conservative 2 …
How you feel impacts the purchases you make … from toothpaste to two-tone paint … yes, emotions even influence your investments in real estate! There’s a reason stock analysts talk about “the mood of the market.” Business decisions are vastly influenced by emotions. In our latest episode we hear from two leading economic researchers …