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Warren Buffett's right-hand man championed the Fed's pandemic stimulus, and said the US central bank looks like a mouse compared to the Bank of Japan.

The Rosenberg Research chief slammed the Fed for pumping up asset prices, and ruled out a stock-market bottom anytime soon.

"There are still areas of froth in the market we need to see come down, but a lot of that has taken place already," Meera Pandit told Bloomberg TV.

Commentary China has always been hoping to avoid the mistakes committed by its predecessors. A decade ago when ...

First time investors to the market and this world? incredibly vulnerable. we are at the tail end of the crypto acid bubble. it is an ordinary asset bubble, bitcoin did this before, everyone has been waiting for the air to leak out of the bubble, there is a lot of the bubble, there is a lot of temptation to small investors, because times are tough, people are desperate, they think this is a way out, but it is a false hope. we need a lot more protection for investors on this stuff on the way peopl...

Frying oil tripled in price. >> the highest inflation in 40 years. >> tucker: the official numbers bear no resemblance to the day-to-day reality. everything is more expensive and thats true of the big things. why? simple. the declining power of u.s. currency created an unprecedented asset bubble. investors around the world are converting u.s. dollars into objects that become more valuable over time. there is no mystery. thats what happens when you pump too much money into an economy. the money b...

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I had a front-row seat for the dot-com bubble, and learned a few crucial lessons that I'm applying to the current market cycle.

I was a top-ranked analyst on Wall Street during the dot-com bubble. Here's some background on me that helps inform my current market views.

Investing magnate Stanley Druckenmiller says that the Federal Reserve's recent policies are threatening the long-term health of the dollar. He notes that the Fed is risking the dollar's [...]