global wealth

Although it was once as poor as Ethiopia, Vietnam has seen soaring economic growth since 1990. Could it be the next great addition to your ETF portfolio?

One economist’s perceptions and market analysis are so flawed that they serve as nearly perfect contrarian indicators. Here’s why he’s wrong again.

Silicon Valley is hot, and the U.S. tech sector is enjoying a resurgence. Will the exponential growth driving the tech sector beat traditional value investing over the long term?

These days, many Democrats are proposing outrageous tax hikes. Apparently, they don’t understand what happened in the past when anti-wealth policies like these were implemented.

For this audience of aristocratic Brits, Brexit was about one thing and one thing only: The reassertion of British national sovereignty in the face of a creeping EU bureaucracy.

The U.S. has accounted for 40% of the increase in global wealth since the financial crisis in 2008 – and 58% of the rise since 2013.