Dell Booked $95 Billion It Cannot Ship. The Bottleneck Moved Again.
Jeff Clarke said the quiet part out loud this week. Dell's chief operating officer was asked what stands between his ...
You Did Not Sell Anything. So Why Does December Hand You a Tax Bill?
Every year around the middle of December, a particular kind of notice lands in brokerage inboxes and quietly ruins somebody's ...
Infrastructure Is the New Bond Substitute. The Exit Door Is Five Percent Wide.
Ask a wealth adviser what belongs where the bond sleeve used to sit, and more of them are giving the ...
The Crypto Vote That Matters Less Than Everyone Thinks, and More Than Anyone Admits
On September 15, at 2:15 in the afternoon, the United States Senate becomes eligible to vote on whether it is ...
Gold Had Its Worst Quarter in 13 Years. Central Banks Bought a Record Amount Anyway.
Gold set an all-time high of $5,586.20 an ounce on January 29 of this year, and then it broke. The ...
Nvidia Just Committed $279 Billion to Its Suppliers. Read That Number Twice.
Nvidia reported its fiscal second quarter on August 26, and by every measure that fits in a headline it was ...
Your 401(k) Has a Calendar Problem, and August Is the Last Good Month to Fix It
Somewhere in your payroll portal there is a percentage you chose once, probably during onboarding, probably in a hurry, and ...
Private Equity Figured Out How to Stop Selling. Retail Money Is Now Helping Fund It.
A decade ago, a buyout firm selling one of its companies to itself would have drawn hard questions from its ...
Bitcoin Just Ripped 25 Percent, and the Shorts Paid for Almost All of It
Seven days ago bitcoin traded around 62,000 dollars and the mood across crypto was somewhere between resigned and funereal. On ...
Nobody on Wall Street Agrees What Silver Is Worth, and August Proved It
Silver just went up about 20 percent in three weeks, and the people paid to have opinions about it have ...