Could the 2024 presidential election be decided by cryptocurrency supporters? It’s entirely possible as November 5 draws near and just a handful of votes might decide whether the winner is Donald Trump or Kamala Harris.

The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett, is about to turn 94 and he has a lifetime of experience to share with investors around the world. So, if the Berkshire Hathaway CEO is hoarding huge quantities of cash, you might want to re-examine your own holdings now.

It was inevitable, and now it’s official. Joe Biden is exiting the presidential race, leaving the door open for the Democratic Party to select another candidate to run against Donald Trump.

The year 2030 isn’t very far away now, but a lot can still happen by then. Indeed, Tom Lee of Fundstrat sees the S&P 500, which is currently between 5,000 and 6,000, potentially reaching 15,000 by the end of this decade.

With every sell-off in Bitcoin, the amateurs are separated from the veterans based on how they react. The smart money buys what the weak hands are selling, and so far, the buyers have always prevailed in the end.

After a presidential debate that made many viewers cringe and smack their foreheads, we would certainly like to offer some encouraging news for Americans in July. That’s easier said than done because the data isn’t all positive even if the spin doctors try to make it look stellar.

As we embark on the second half of 2024, stock trading volumes are low but interest in travel is starting to perk up. At the same time, election-year news is gaining traction in the media and apparently, somebody is trying to spin inflation as a “fun” phenomenon.

If your gut feeling is telling you that market darlings like NVIDIA stock and Microsoft stock are getting ahead of themselves, you’re in a minority but you’re not alone. Value investing is a lonely business, but it’s highly rewarding and some of the biggest rewards could come from small companies this year.

It’s a tough market to find good values in, but there are bargains to be found if you know where to look for them. The idea is to look where the mainstream media isn’t paying attention, and to let the data be your guide instead of hype and speculation.

Sometimes good news is bad news; other times, good news is simply good news. Are you confused yet? If so, then you’ll be in the company of countless commodities investors who get whipsawed with each new economic data release nowadays.

There are plenty of good values in the financial markets, if you know where to find them. Unfortunately, uninformed investors continue to get lured into bad trades, not knowing that they’re only pumping up the accounts of clownish gurus.

When the mainstream press uses large-cap stocks as their gauge, people tend to accentuate the positive and disregard the glaring red flags. It’s a problem because they’re using NVIDIA, Meta Platforms, and a few other companies to represent the entirety of the American economy.

The mainstream media loves to promote the positive news during an election year while suppressing anything that contradicts that narrative. This is how they manipulate you every day – but only if you let them get away with it.