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Mark Ford: My $2.7M gift to my grandson…

From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: My wife, K, and I just welcomed our first grandchild. This baby is being born into a world of financial insecurity. By the time he’s ready to retire, there’s a good chance there will be no Social Security. And there’s a good chance the income potential for […]

First, it was cash hoarding… now, “bond hoarding” has begun…

Something disturbing is happening in the Japanese bond market… Zero Hedge reports the Japanese 40-year bond hit a record low yield of 0.403%. Here’s the interesting thing: The Japanese 30-year bond yields more—0.437%. This is what’s known as “inverted yield.” It’s a warning sign markets flash as they hit their breaking point… Longer dates to […]

Scared straight: Never let a disturbing chart like this wipe out your family’s wealth

The largest U.S. coal producer is going bankrupt… Bloomberg reports Peabody Energy Corp. (BTU) missed a $71 million semiannual bond payment last Tuesday. It has a 30-day grace period to pay investors—but it’s doubtful. Peabody informed the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) it may require Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. A combination of cheap natural gas (a […]


How to gain a sense of your own mortality

From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: I injured my shoulder wrestling a few weeks ago and it doesn’t seem to be healing. Certainly not as fast as it would have healed when I was in my 30s. This is one of the many execrable things that happen when you reach your 60s. But […]

The great global bank run has begun

The world’s second-largest reinsurance company is pulling its cash out of the bank… [Reinsurance is the business of insuring other insurance companies.] Bloomberg reports Germany’s Munich Re pulled $11 million in cash out of its overnight accounts with the European Central Bank (ECB). It did this to avoid paying the ECB’s negative interest rates. Last […]