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Wendy’s Is My Favorite Underdog Stock

My favorite underdog stock currently is the iconic fast-food chain, Wendy’s (WEN), because its strong brand recognition, quality P/E ratio (12x) in an otherwise relatively expensive market, and consistent dividend payments (around a 5% yield) are currently overshadowed by current market pressures. Its market cap is just over $2 billion. The company’s digital growth and […]

Why GE Vernova’s Stock Price Has Climbed Over 50% In The Last Six Months

The GE Vernova (GEV) stock price has soared over 50% in the last six months. Why? Because it provides critical infrastructure for power generation, grid modernization, and renewable integration. The company directly addresses today’s priorities of energy security and sustainability to serve companies and countries navigating energy volatility and climate goals – i.e., meeting immediate […]

Dollar-Cost Averaging Can Be An Attractive Strategy

Dollar-cost averaging (often abbreviated as DCA) is an investment strategy where an investor divides a lump sum of money into smaller, fixed amounts that are invested at regular intervals, regardless of the current price of the investment. The most common example is an individual investor taking their monthly savings and buying assets for their portfolio […]

Five Stocks That Could Do Well In 2025

Identifying resilient companies in an uncertain macroeconomic environment requires more than just screening for profitability or recent performance. The real test is how a business behaves when conditions tighten and change – whether it can preserve margins, maintain relevance, and continue delivering value. We give a framework that outlines the traits that help companies not […]

We Should Rethink Steel In A Geopolitical World

Steel is no longer just a commodity story; it’s a geopolitical one. The industry sits squarely at the convergence of politics, industrial strategy, and macroeconomic transformation. For investors, steel is becoming less about riding volatile price cycles and more about positioning within a broader national agenda: economic resilience supply chain security, and industrial sovereignty   […]

Gold, Silver & Platinum Have Their Own Places In A Portfolio

Gold, silver, and platinum each have distinct roles in global markets, shaped by unique demand drivers and economic sensitivities.  While gold acts as a strategic hedge against currency debasement and fiscal instability, silver is tightly linked to industrial growth, especially in renewable energy.  Platinum, though less discussed, has a growing role in clean automotive and […]

European & Japanese Equities As Alternatives To US Equities

More traders are seeking alternative opportunities outside the US as market leadership narrows and headline risk grows.  Investors (i.e., those with longer time horizons), meanwhile, are looking for better valuations and stronger diversification without sacrificing the regulatory stability and transparency that developed markets provide.  Europe and Japan can be compelling because they offer a mix […]

Tariffs Are Redistributing Wealth Across Classes

Tariffs, while framed as policies to protect domestic jobs/industries, function as a redistribution mechanism across classes. The lower class takes the biggest relative hit, as tariffs raise the cost of essentials that make up a larger share of their spending. The upper-middle class bears greater overall loss in asset value and global opportunity. The ultra-wealthy […]

What It Would Take for the Dollar to Collapse as a Reserve Currency

The US dollar remains the backbone of the global financial system, anchoring the majority of international reserves, trade, and capital flows.  While rising deficits, monetary expansion, and geopolitical tensions have sparked growing concerns about its durability, most collapse narratives overlook the structural mechanics that underpin dollar dominance. History shows that reserve currency transitions are slow. […]

Businesses Must Act To Stay Resilient In The Face Of Tariffs

With tariffs looming large, business stability requires clear, multilateral trade policy frameworks with predictable enforcement mechanisms – i.e., ideally through negotiated trade pacts rather than unilateral tariffs. In the meantime, businesses can build resilience by diversifying suppliers, holding strategic inventory buffers, and modeling scenarios based on multiple tariff regimes. Inevitably, it will reallocate more resources […]

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