Tag: China
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Trump’s Iran Gamble Risks American Lives and Our Economy
Trump’s first presidency arrived at the right moment. After eight years of slow growth and regulatory stagnation under Barack Obama, many Americans were ready for the government to loosen the shackles of control. The country’s mood was optimistic and businesses were investing. Even Trump’s critics sheepishly acknowledged that the country felt better economically than it…
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China is creating an ethnic Chinese/U.S. Citizen pipeline via IVF and the 14th Amendment to the Constitution
A Wall Street Journal investigation reports on a practice that should alarm every U.S. citizen who still believes their citizenship means more than a purchasable commodity. Wealthy Chinese are exploiting America’s surrogacy and IVF industry to produce U.S.-born children, claim birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, and then ship those children back to China to…
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Trump is trying to shove the globalism toothpaste back in the tube and it’s making a mess
What a mess! To protect your sanity, and in the interest of keeping a cool head, I recommend you just don’t look at your portfolio this week… or maybe this month… heck maybe this year. The point is, don’t panic, don’t lose your cool, and if you have an investment strategy that plans for downturns…
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Ramaswinging at China
Episode 31 – August 21, 2023 I was watching the video below of Vivek Ramaswamy at The Richard Nixon Foundation where he laid out his thoughts on China and Taiwan. He’s getting hammered a bit from Republicans but I think it’s possible his proposal may be smart. You can watch his speech below or just…
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Those in favor of U.S. intervention in Ukraine must agree China has the right to aid Cuba
Those that are fervent supporters of U.S. intervention in the Ukraine/Russia conflict won’t have a leg to stand on if they argue China has no business investing in Cuba. If you support one you must support the other. If the report in the Wall Street Journal is true, China is using our own money to…
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China supplants U$ Dollar for Yuan in cross-border transactions
The U$D is still used 83.71% compared to 4.5% for the Yuan according to Reuters. How long will the U$D be at the top? Is the push to move away from fossil fuels really a move away from the Dollar? Is Europe an ally, competitor, or enemy in this? What effect will a US or…