From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: It was awkward. A colleague had asked me to revise a sales letter he’d commissioned. He called it “run of the mill.” He wanted me to “bring it to life.” It was rather ordinary copy, and bringing it to life required changing nearly 30% of it. But […]
Editor’s Note: In today’s special Daily, we’re pleased to welcome back PBRG’s longtime friend, Bonner & Partners Chairman Bill Bonner. Below, Bill sheds light on the disturbing reality of our current economy… and pinpoints exactly who’s to blame for the mess… From Bill Bonner, chairman, Bonner & Partners: Is there any smarter group of Homo […]
Editor’s Note: Below we share the most valuable wealth-building insights we’ve found over the last week. We also offer you the chance to peruse the best-selling services in our industry. $ A Strategy That Pays 2x More Than Your Social Security Benefits: The average person collects $1,180 per month in Social Security benefits. We’ve recently uncovered […]
From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: For years, we’ve been told you can’t grow new brain cells. It turns out that claim is 100% false. In her inspiring TED Talk, “You Can Grow New Brain Cells. Here’s How,” neural stem cell researcher Sandrine Thuret reveals our brains produce 700 new neurons per day. […]
The last trace of “guaranteed” retirement income will disappear in the next crisis… The Wall Street Journal reports public pension funds, like all investors, have a difficult time finding safe yield today. In 1995, pensions could sit 100% in bonds and earn a 7.5% yield. But today—thanks to persistent ultralow interest rates—they’re invested in some […]
From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: I was drafted into the Vietnam War, but I never went (that’s a story for another time…). But many of my friends went, and only some of them came home. When they did come home, we all but ignored them—at least until they’d grown their hair long. […]
Not eating enough salt may kill you… A new study published in the journal Lancet examined 130,000 people from 39 different countries. It revealed lower-than-average salt intake is linked to higher incidents of heart attack, stroke, and death (compared to average intake). We’re hardly surprised… My friend and former Stansberry Research colleague, Dr. David Eifrig, […]