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U.S. Treasuries Are Losing Their Safe Haven Status
What happens when the world’s safest investment stops acting safe? U.S. Treasuries shocked the hell out of investors this April by diving alongside risky stocks instead of
The Yen Carry Trade Blow-Up of 2024: A New Macro Realignment
Historical Context: Japan’s Easy Money and the Carry Trade Boom (2023–Early 2024) For years, Japan’s ultra-loose monetary policy made the yen the world’s cheapest funding
The US-Ukraine Minerals Deal: What’s Really at Stake
Did you know Ukraine holds 22 of the 34 minerals that the EU considers critical? Most folks have no clue that Ukraine’s sitting on nearly 10% of
The Monetization of the Constitution
The Founders Were More Socialist Than You Think The US Constitution may be printed in law books, but it was never just a legal document.
TSMC’s $100B Investment is a Big Win for “America First” Agenda
The “America First” agenda secures a huge win as TSMC plans for a historic $100 billion investment in U.S. chip manufacturing. In today’s world of
Inside Trump’s Gold Card: What Comes With $5M Citizenship Path
Rich foreigners may forget the Green Card, and look to strike gold. The new “Gold Card” offering by the Trump Administration proposes a $5 million
Salt Typhoon Alert: The Hidden Cyber Threat You Need to Know
In an era where cybersecurity threats pose unprecedented risks to national infrastructure, Salt Typhoon stands as the most significant breach in U.S. telecommunications history. This
Why Greenland Could Be America’s Most Important Strategic Asset
In a striking confluence of strategic interests and natural resources, Greenland emerges as a pivotal asset in America’s geopolitical landscape. The territory’s vast mineral wealth
The 7 Points of the 2024 Bitcoin Act
Bitcoin might become a valuable national asset for the United States government, according to Senator Cynthia Lummis. The Bitcoin Act of 2024 stands out as
Exploring Credit Scores: US vs European Methods Explained
If you ever thought about moving your life to a different country, this is good to know. The methods used to evaluate credit risk vary