liberty through wealth

For us innocent investors, what is the best way to protect ourselves in anticipation of a short-term crisis or stock market crash?

Benjamin Graham had a good rule of thumb: An investor should never have more than 80% – or less than 20% – of his or her portfolio in stocks…

Follow these four basic steps and you’ll be well-prepared when the next bear market unexpectedly shows up – as it always does.

The public company is responsible for most of the world-beating successes of America’s high-tech economy.

The smart move is to invest in big, proven companies that have nearly zero chance of going out of business and a long history of providing dividend income to their shareholders.

Americans just haven’t taken to mobile payments like the rest of the world has. In fact, a mere 19% of U.S. iPhone users have tried Apple Pay at least once.

In a recent Wall Street Journal editorial, Sen. Elizabeth Warren openly asks what Americans really get out of capitalism.

Over the past 25 years, Austrian companies have made the fast-growth economies of the “New Europe” their economic playground.

It may seem odd to worry about a sharp market move downward. But a black swan event can come out of the blue at any time.

As more investors – and governments – accept the fact that there is no better way of reducing our carbon footprint, nuclear power generation is bound to increase.