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The IRS didn't take your money. The economy simply stopped sending you your share.

Toyota ignored the pressure to launch a mediocre EV. Instead, it kept working. That decision may prove brilliant.

Castles, cable cars, Catholic history, and sauerkraut good enough to convert a picky eater.

Bastiat explained why smashed windows don't create prosperity 175 years ago. Yet here we are, reading stories lamenting that fewer crimes mean fewer jobs for auto glass installers.

Markets love a comforting story. Jamie Dimon showed up with a body bag.

Washington didn't just build the machine. It controls the owner's manual, the warning labels, and the press releases issued after it breaks.

Nobody remembers their 9th-grade math teacher. But they remember the first person who explained how money actually works.

Kevin Warsh just cut Wall Street off from its favorite addiction.

The war paused. The risk didn't.

Funny how "misinformation" keeps becoming official history.

Elon built a masterpiece. Wall Street may have built a mania.

Going long America never goes out of style.

AI, EVs, and data centers are devouring power faster than anyone expected.

Forget SpaceX. Find the companies it can't fly without.

SpaceX may release only a sliver of shares, creating scarcity, excitement, and the kind of demand that makes valuation look optional.

Great conference. Terrible market. Excellent stock ideas.

8 experts (and great guys). One afternoon. Nearly 60(!) tickers. Here's what they said.

Better thinking beats better data.

Different slogans. Same government ownership.

The market rewards those who keep climbing long after everyone else quits.

The trend is bullish. The backdrop is insane.