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January 28, 2025 I provided one of the AI services with a lot of information on what I have been doing. Then I gave this prompt: “Bill’s mission and vision seem like a David using a sling and stone against the Wall Street Goliath. From the opening of his Week

January 23, 2025 Do Americans understand the gravitas of Trump’s 40-minute speech to the WEF delegates in Davos today? It is a grave matter that Trump gave another unhinged speech today at the World Economic Forum. He said, and I quote, “If you don’t make your products in America, which

January 23, 2025 If people believe the US equity market (S&P 500) closed at a record high today because lower interest rates will follow President Trump’s demands, they are dumb. The President is not the brightest light in DC for even trying. Even high school students know better. Interest rates

January 22, 2025 The recent surge in equity markets raises a crucial question: is this upward momentum driven by genuine investor confidence or easier money conditions? Let’s consider the events of the past six weeks. In my “Imminent Threat” warning on December 4 (down arrow), I cautioned about tighter money

January 19, 2025 At the core of Global Markets Week In Review lies a bold and transformative mission: to democratize financial literacy and empower individuals worldwide to break free from the dominance of the financial services industry. For over a century, the power of the Humongous Bank & Broker (HB&B)

December 24, 2024 Before we pass, we should ask ourselves, “Why?” With the help of Generative AI, here’s my Why. Understanding Bill Cara: Coach, Socrates of Wall Street, and Community Builder Bill Cara’s influence on the financial landscape extends far beyond traditional commentary. He has become a voice for a

December 23, 2024 When the US government needs money to pay its bills, and investors find better investments in the stock market, the Treasury is forced to pay higher interest rates. This ongoing dynamic is between the yields available from stocks and treasuries. In the chart below, I show the