Why is financial education not part of our school system? To understand that, you have to understand where our school system came from. Our educational system started during the industrial revolution and was influenced heavily by the Prussian system. What do you think of when you hear “industrial revolution?” I think of factories and conveyor […]

378: Forcing Schools to Teach Financial Literacy

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Regarding the recent Podcast: A more relevant concern may be focused on the appetite or ability of investors to buy the quantum of debt being issued by the US government. As investors how do we position our investment portfolios for risks related to spiraling and unsustainable debt levels by our government: Current market trends

426: Velerity Wealth Update 5/8/24

Is it me or is no one talking about high U.S. debt levels anymore? Conventional wisdom has always been that high debt levels lead to inflation and the destruction of currencies, and money printing conjured up images of wheelbarrows full of worthless bills and economies in freefall. Then one day, the political party that used […]

425: The US Government Ponzi scheme?

I have been asked by many to give my opinion on where the economy is headed and what to do. I have been reluctant to do so because I am not an economist and I do not want to give investment advice. However, I do think I owe it to you to let you know […]

424: Richard Duncan: U.S. Strong China in Trouble

Even really smart people are wrong on a regular basis. I see this all the time in health and longevity-related issues on my other podcast, Sapio with Buck Joffrey. In case you are wondering…yes, I have become one of those middle-aged California guys trying to stay young at all costs. Not easy. But, I have […]

423: Campbell Harvey Says the Fed is WRONG on Inflation and Interest Rates

The notion of moving wealth away from Wall Street into the hands of small private operators sounds great. However, it’s important to acknowledge some of the challenges of navigating these waters; challenges that many have witnessed first-hand in the podcast ecosystem over the past two years. First and foremost, let’s talk about vetting. Investing is […]

378: Forcing Schools to Teach Financial Literacy

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