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In his podcast addressing the markets today, Louis Navellier offered the following commentary. Durable DurablesDurable goods have risen for three consecutive months and are indicative of improving business confidence and a resurging manufacturing sector. The Commerce Department on Tuesday announced that durable goods orders surged 1.7% in May to $288.2 billion. This surge follows a 1.2% increase in durable goods orders in April. The strength in May durable goods was a big surprise since economists were expecting a decline of -0.9%. The details of the May durable goods report were very encourag...
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My wife and I took a birthday trip to Tuscany over Memorial Day weekend. There was love, laughter, and lots of wine. I’m always on the lookout for investing ideas on my trips. You often find inspiration in the strangest places, and Tuscany didn’t disappoint. Today, I’m sharing three investing lessons I learned from the trip… and how you can use them to make money. Investing Lesson #1: Invest In Crazy IdeasMarchesi Antinori didn’t know it at the time, but he started a revolution. If you’re a wine nerd like me, you know Italian winemaking is heavily regulated. It has strict laws regarding which ...
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The case at hand is that of Mario Draghi and Italy. It’s “another one of those” classic cases in which a country’s lack of discipline and fragmented leadership have led to a combination of 1) excessive debts and 2) a lot of internal conflict. Italy is also in 3) a big external conflict relating to the Ukrainian-Russia war. Together these forces make Italy vulnerable to a debt/financial crisis and de facto anarchy. In my template for a cycle of internal orders and disorders set out in Chapter 5 of my book, Italy classically is in stage 4 of the cycle. This case isn’t just interesting in how it ...
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