by Kenneth Ameduri | Articles, CTS-News, Personal Finance
Dear Reader, I still bring Bitcoin up to people on a regular basis and I can’t tell you how many times people who never really were paying much attention to it have responded with, “is Bitcoin still around?” And I usually reference the fact that it has a $100 billion...
by Kenneth Ameduri | Articles, CTS-News, Personal Finance
Dear Reader, Global debt for every man, woman, and child in the world has grown to $21,714 per person. For a family of four, this is a family share that totals $86,856. It’s an unsustainable debt bomb that is sure to blow up. The beautiful thing about scary facts is...
by David Moadel | Articles, Breaking News, CTS-News, Personal Finance
It’s fascinating to see an entire sector get punished by the investing community because of one stock. This is a phenomenon that gets amplified and multiplied in the legalized cannabis sector of stocks, and I’m watching it happen in real time – and pounding the table...
by David Moadel | Articles, CTS-News, Macro Economics, Personal Finance
Shallow, superficial, and addictive: this is the Tinder culture that we’ve devolved into, where intrinsic qualities don’t matter and nobody is as they seem. Potentially life-changing decisions are made in less than a second as a generation of suitors scan and swipe...
by Kenneth Ameduri | Articles, CTS-News, Macro Economics, Personal Finance
Dear Reader, I’ve always been into following the weather, but this time every year, I’m tuning into the weather channel more times than not because of hurricane season. Hurricane Dorian heading for land has my attention, as do all hurricanes that head towards Florida....
by David Moadel | Articles, CTS-News, Macro Economics, Personal Finance
It’s the most reliable thing on Wall Street: time after time, billionaires and institutional investors easily outperform retail traders. They have more data, entire teams of analysts and researchers, and vastly more experience than the Average Joe or Jane investors –...
