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The Deficit Spending Problem With A Non-Political Fix

The national deficit debate usually focuses on entitlement and defense spending. While they have merit, they miss the single largest driver of America’s deteriorating fiscal picture. After the pandemic-related deficits, the cost of borrowing itself, not spending, has been the […] The post The Deficit Spending Problem With A Non-Political Fix appeared first on RIA.

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Why Retail Traders Consistently Underperform Over Time

Decades of data across global markets reach the same verdict: the more frequently retail traders trade, the worse they perform. The infrastructure has never been more inviting. The losses have never been more documented. Here are some key statistics we […] The post Why Retail Traders Consistently Underperform Over Time appeared first on RIA.

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Kryptokurse am Nachmittag

Der <a href="/devisen/bitcoin-dollar-kurs">Bitcoin</a>-Kurs ist am Nachmittag gesunken. So verlor <a href="/devisen/bitcoin-dollar-kurs">Bitcoin</a> um 17:11 0,41 Prozent auf 64.505,81 US-Dollar. Gestern lag der Kurs bei 64.774,37 US-Dollar.Auch der <a href="https://g.finanzen.net/t10c-fnet_016-web-krypto-marktbericht" target="_blank"...

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Die Performance der Kryptowährungen in KW 29: Das hat sich bei Bitcoin, Ether & Co. getan

So bewegten sich die einzelnen Kryptowährungen in der Kalenderwoche 29:

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Aktueller Marktbericht zu Bitcoinkurs, Etherkurs und Ripplekurs

Der <a href="/devisen/bitcoin-dollar-kurs">Bitcoin</a>-Kurs ist am Mittag gefallen. Um 12:25 fiel der <a href="/devisen/bitcoin-dollar-kurs">Bitcoin</a>-Kurs um 0,34 Prozent auf 64.552,10 US-Dollar, nachdem er am Vortag noch bei 64.774,37 US-Dollar gehandelt worden war.Sinkende Kurse gehören zum Kryptomarkt dazu &ndash; der <a href="https://g.

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Major Party Realignment

Mark Thornton examines the rise of democratic socialism, the political realignment it may trigger, and why young Americans are embracing bad solutions to real problems.

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Women-led start-ups attract just 7% of Swiss venture capital funding

Start-ups led by women continue to have a limited presence in the Swiss venture capital market. In the first half of 2026, just over 7% of venture capital was channelled to companies with female CEOs. The proportion of funding allocated to women-led teams has therefore remained at a low level for years, according to a …

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Sanctuary Cities: Leave Your Ambition and Entrepreneurial Skills at the Border

While many immigrants bring entrepreneurial skills, they often settle in US cities governed by leftists who are hostile to private enterprise.

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AI: The Ominous Opportunity

Do we embrace artificial intelligence, or do we fear it? Both, actually.

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Constant, Tocqueville, and Acton on the Enlightenment, Liberalism, and Religion

The growing power of the centralized state loomed as the central problem for liberalism in the early nineteenth century, and the works of these three writers are a response to it.

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Momentum Meltdown Catches Traders By Surprise

The headline number this week was boring, but the action underneath was not, as the momentum meltdown was tearing through the market's most crowded trade. The S&P 500 slipped about 1.5% to close at 7,457.69, the Nasdaq 100 gave back roughly 4%, and the Dow held up with a fractional loss. The post Momentum Meltdown …

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Keith Knight’s Top Ten Problems with Democratic Socialism

Bob sits down with the managing editor of the Libertarian Institute, Keith Knight, to sample arguments from his recent four-hour video cataloguing sixty-four problems with democratic socialism.

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Small America First

In this week’s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon revisits the argument that the American republic has grown far too big, and that a smaller America would also be a freer America.

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Swiss energy provider invests in Finnish company

Swiss energy firm Romande Energie has acquired a minority stake in the Finnish company Hyperion Robotics for an undisclosed sum. "This investment marks the seventh in Romande Energie’s corporate venture capital portfolio and the first to be made outside Switzerland," a spokesperson for the Morges-based group told the AWP news agency on Friday. This arm …

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War and Tech Slump Weigh on Sentiment

There are two major concerns that are spurring risk off ahead of the weekend. First, the Middle East war is escalating, and there does not seem to be a near-term off-ramp. Second, the rout in technology stocks is rippling through the equity markets, and sharp losses in many Asia Pacific equity markets have been recorded … Continue...

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UBS tries to crack the American market at last

The Swiss group wants to be valued as a global wealth manager rather than a European bank. But it lags far behind its Wall Street rivals. UBS wants to convince investors it is not just a European bank. First, it has to prove it can make more money in America. A national banking licence and … Continue reading »

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Economic Foundations and Christianity Are Compatible

Joshua Mawhorter reviews Dr. Shawn Ritenour’s Foundations of Economics: A Christian View.

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Congressional Ratification of President Trump’s Corporatism



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Inflation Will Be A Thing Of The Past- Kevin Warsh

Kevin Warsh delivered his first semiannual testimony to Congress earlier this week. In it, he used every opportunity to stress the urgency of returning inflation to the Fed’s 2% target. To wit, he stated, “Inflation will be a thing of […] The post Inflation Will Be A Thing Of The Past- Kevin Warsh appeared first … Continue reading...

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Home Affordability: Better Than Headlines Suggest

A funny thing about bull markets is that investors develop a very short memory about the previous bear market. Such is why cycles repeat throughout history as lessons must be learned and relearned. The post Home Affordability: Better Than Headlines Suggest appeared first on RIA.

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