Concerned about the midterms? Here’s how savvy investors approach them consistently.
There’s a stock market trend that I really look forward to every four years, and it’s happening again this fall: midterm elections. They often lead to gridlock — and, honestly, that gridlock can trigger a nice bull run afterward. It’s true that congressional midterms typically result in a legislature that struggles to get much done. […]
Intelligent Insight of the Week: WACO – The Savvy Investor
Expectations for the Upcoming US Fed Meeting This week, attention turns to the Federal Reserve and its decisions on interest rates. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh was quite bold during his remarks at the Jackson Hole Symposium back in August. He expressed worries about inflation, which is, of course, a significant topic. But acknowledging the issue […]
A suspected ISIS supporter in NYC who wanted to be a bomber was previously a savvy online sneaker seller.
Profile of a Bombing Suspect One of the suspects linked to an ISIS-led bombing incident at a protest outside Gracie’s mansion was an 18-year-old entrepreneur known for his tech skills. Emir Barrat, a Pennsylvania resident, was previously recognized for creating sneaker-buying bots and earning money through that venture, as reported by various sources. Before his […]
Savvy Investor: Dividend Kings, AI’s Power Challenges, and a Private Credit Fund Struggles
Weekly Market Update This week in the market, stocks edged up by 0.1% driven by an energy rally, but it was accompanied by a decline in overall fundamentals. There was significant news with Kevin Warsh being appointed as the new chair of the Federal Reserve. This role is always critical, but now the focus is […]
Savvy Investor: Top AI Performers, 6 Key Charts, and Future Expectations for the Fed
Market Insights and Investment Ideas This week brings some interesting updates. Before diving into the current market trends, there’s a bit of a new feature I want to mention. My colleague, Alexander Davis, has curated a newsletter titled Fusion of Public and Private. It combines insights and reports from both Morningstar and PitchBook, helping to […]
Track the Savvy Investments: 2 Undervalued Stocks Engaging in Bold Share Buybacks and Unique Options Activity
This ETF from a 106-Year-Old Company Outperforms Rivals Without ‘Magnificent Seven’ Stocks MarketWatch highlighted an intriguing ETF on Monday—the Tweedy Brown Insider + Value ETF (COPY), which debuted in late 2024. It intriguingly skips over the so-called ‘Magnificent Seven’ stocks while still managing to outperform its peers. Actively managed ETFs focus on a few key […]
4 Savvy Strategies to Reduce Your 2025 Tax Bill with Updated Regulations
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: What You Need to Know Before Year-End The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which became law in July 2025, introduced significant changes to the tax framework we’ve been waiting for. But now, as we get closer to the end of the year, it’s crucial to shift our focus to […]
AI Is Changing Capitalism, Savvy Investors Are Noticing
Artificial intelligence has transitioned from a future concept to a present reality, and it’s advancing at a pace that seems to catch many investors and policymakers off guard. AI applications, from real-time language translation and trading algorithms to cancer diagnosis and logistics automation, aren’t just enhancing existing systems; they are reshaping whole industries almost overnight. […]
WNBA’s Paige Bueckers’ business savvy prompts Unrivaled investment
Paige Bueckers has had an eventful month. On the first Sunday of the month, the Bueckers helped UConn women’s basketball return to the mountain peak. The Husky knocked out defending champion South Carolina Gamecock to secure Bueker’s first career NCAA title. on sunday, Sources confirmed by ESPN The Bookers were set to sign a three-year […]
How Buffett and Munger helped American become investment savvy
Warren Buffett always wanted to make money. As a child growing up in Omaha, Nebraska, he traded Coca-Cola and chewing gum with other children, sold stamps and golf balls to adults, and worked in his father's grocery store. But in April 1942, at the age of 11, he bought his first stock, three shares of […]