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Someday soon, a history student will read a chapter titled: “The Pensions Era” and be completely confused about how there was ever a time when employers completely took care of their employees through their retirements.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine what five pictures can do… Last week, I wrote to you about the latest buzz on Wall Street: the possibility of an interest rate cut by the Fed. Even though President Trump dropped his…
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Commodities aren’t sexy. At most times, metals and minerals are boring subjects. But these aren’t most times. With talk (and more than talk) of steel and aluminum tariffs, these boring subjects have become a jet-fueled political debate.…
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In 1831, Denton Offutt’s general store in New Salem, Illinois hosted one of the strangest events in American political history. It involved one of the most well-respected and championed leaders in all of human history. And it was brutal.…
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Technology is always advancing. There is always working towards something bigger and better. In the case of AI, there’s always something smarter, or more responsive or more adaptable to a specific task. But when companies have to keep ahead…
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Since there’s really nothing new in the news about any of our candidates for the week, let’s jump right in with the Friday results. First up we’ve got Middlesex Water Company (MSEX). Middlesex Water has been providing a full range of…
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There’s a giant misconception of what a small cap or penny stock actually is. At their root, they are neither bad companies nor get-rich-quick schemes. They, of course, can be either of those things individually. But not as a group.…
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As we checked in with what was going on in the water news worldwide, we saw the following headlines: “India Confronts Unprecedented Water Crisis” and “Steps Underway For Drinking Water Supply to Chennai”. An analysis of the water levels…
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Two months ago, I wrote about a new front in the Trump trade war. Well, we just saw the opening salvo this weekend. India has the world’s second largest population, four times the size of the United States. It has the third largest…
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This week we’re looking at utility companies. This sector includes electricity, water/sewer, garbage, even natural gas and oil if used for heating. When we ran the sector through our proprietary algorithm, we ended up with three water…
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