Financial Intelligence

The Greatest Wealth Transfer In History Is Here

Douglas Boneparth, a 38-year-old financial adviser from New York, stated that the Greatest Wealth Transfer in History is no longer an impending phenomenon; it is now a present reality. An intergenerational transfer of wealth is in motion in America — and it will dwarf any of the past. Of the

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Is The Next Commodity Super-Cycle Right Around The Corner?

Data from Incrementum AG and Crescat Capital LLC show the relationship between commodities and U.S. equities, and the next commodity super-cycle might be right around the corner. In recent years, commodity prices have reached a 50-year low relative to overall equity markets (S&P 500). Historically, lows in the ratio of

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Inside America’s Most Expensive Grocery Store

Erewhon, which is said to be America’s most expensive grocery store, is frequented by a host of celebrities, including musicians, authors, and the Kardashians. A luxury grocery store is proving so popular with customers that some allegedly work multiple jobs just to afford its produce. Erewhon, which is said to be

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Why The Economic War Against Russia Has Failed

The economic war against Russia has partially failed due to Europe having itself paid a high price to effect a partial boycott of Russian oil and gas. There was much mirth in the West this week when Vladimir Putin’s Victory Day parade through Red Square included just one tank, itself

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Pasta Inflation Crisis In Rome

Adolfo Urso, the minister for enterprise in Italy, presided over a meeting in Rome where a commission consisting of lawmakers, pasta producers, and consumer rights groups gathered to address the pasta inflation crisis in the city. Italy’s government convened crisis talks Thursday to investigate the reasons behind a surge in prices for

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U.S. Owes Whopping $7 Trillion To Foreigners

Chris Edwards, an economic analyst at the Cato Institute, said that as the U.S. owes a whopping $7 trillion to foreigners, the federal government would be forced to either hike taxes or cut spending immediately to be able to pay the increased interest. The good news during the latest government

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West Losing Russian Gold

Bloomberg reported that the West is losing Russian gold to the United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, and Turkey, which have not joined Western restrictions. A number of countries are snapping up Russian gold bullion after Western governments closed their markets as part of Ukraine-related sanctions on Moscow, Bloomberg reported on

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Federal Reserve Is Technically Bankrupt

The Federal Reserve purchased large amounts of government bonds and mortgage bonds to support the economy and financial markets during the COVID crisis, which has led to concerns that it is technically bankrupt. Behind closed doors, the report is already making the rounds in expert circles: if you follow the

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