Monthly Archives: October, 2011

Welcome to the Bear Market

On a closing basis, the S&P 500 hasn’t dropped the necessary 20% to be considered an official bear market, but for all intents and...

The Unvarnished Truth of Higher Dividends

The last few months have been brutal—but much more so for some stocks than others. Earlier this year, stock pickers spouted off about the...

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Gold Is One Tool in the Toolbox

Everyone is talking about gold. The Wall Street Journal...

How AI, Laser Beams, and Nvidia are Shaping the Future of Farming

Seattle-based ag-tech startup Carbon Robotics has developed the AI-powered...

Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’: New Tariffs Set to Reshape U.S. Trade

As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to unveil his...

Are You Prepared for Anything?

The best way to prepare for anything is to...

The Mysterious ALS Cluster in the French Alps: Is It Linked to Toxic Mushrooms?

Terence Monmaney of Popular Science reports that in Montchavin,...

Does Chewing Gum Expose You to Microplastics?

A pilot study has found that chewing gum, both...

U.S. Uranium Production Reaches 6-Year High

In 2024, U.S. uranium production reached its highest level...

Survive and Thrive March 2025: “I Don’t Understand Bonds,” Says Everybody

Dear Survivor, “I don’t understand bonds,” says everybody. Which is...

World’s Largest Copper Producer Shifts Copper Sales to U.S.

Fabian Cambero of Reuters reports that Codelco, the world's...

Europe’s Gas Storage Hits Low Levels

Europe’s gas storage levels are worryingly low, with reserves...