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The Canadian Election Affects U.S. Market Investments

Writer Jim Woods explains in a guest column how the recent Canadian election will impact investments in U.S. markets.

To Hedge, or Not to Hedge, that is the European Question

When Nicholas Vardy asks you to do a guest column for The Global Guru, the first thing that goes through your mind is flattery. The second thing is abject fear that you’ll be able to at least somewhat fill such large intellectual shoes. The third thing that comes to mind is Europe. Why Europe? Well, because firstly […]

ObamaCare Supporter Thinks You’re Stupid

MIT Economics Professor Jonathan Gruber has been called the “architect” of ObamaCare for his role in helping create the program.

Negative Interest Rates: Warning, Your Bank Account is Under Attack

The first short-term consequence of the negative interest rate policy is likely to be bullish for risk assets such as stocks.

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How Investors Should Connect the Fed’s ‘Dots’

I hate the Fed and all it stands for. Of course, I don’t expect the Fed to go away anytime soon.

Christie and Tesla — A Freedom Problem

As an unapologetic advocate of capitalism and free markets, the thought of a politician blocking the sale of a legal product in any way, or for whatever reason, is an abhorrent concept.