market analysis

As Charlie Munger famously noted, “Microeconomics is what you do. Macroeconomics is what you put up with.”

Investing in economic growth is one thing, but investing in economic freedom is another. One investor realized the effects liberty has on emerging markets.

The headlines have been full of negativity lately. But there’s also a positive economic development that deserves a lot more attention.

Investors are bearish after the recent market pullback. But if you understand market history, you’ll know exactly which anomaly is at work here.

Market wizards are the Michael Jordans and Tom Bradys of investing. They operate on a level none of us will ever reach, but there is still a lot they can teach us.

Many people, from inexperienced internet traders to politicians, claim that everything in American society is “rigged.” So if everything else is rigged, why not the stock market?

It’s been a crazy week. And stock market investors are likely feeling nervous and uncertain right about now.

Wall Street’s top money managers are scratching their heads. How did everyday investors get the market so right when the experts got it so wrong?

The mainstream media has nothing but gloom-and-doom predictions, but investors who ignored them have capitalized on a historic rally in the markets.

As the coronavirus spread and the market plunged, many investors and analysts said we were headed for a depression. Savvy wealth builders knew otherwise.