Porter’s Journal

The Fed’s Printing Resumes

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With the U.S. government restarting the financial printing press, the social problems we’ve seen emerging for the last decade become vastly worse, as the affordability crisis moves from the young, who can’t afford to start a life in America, to the old, who are completely dependent on government payments, which have less and less purchasing power. The “End of America” is not a prediction anymore.

This Is The Real Cost Of Inflation

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Every week, the team at Porter & Co.’s Sunday Investment Chronicles pores over thousands (and thousands) of articles, reports, social media posts, analyses, regulatory filings, and anything else we can get our hands (and eyes) on to understand what’s happening in the world of investing and finance – and to uncover the most original, compelling, and double-head-fake ideas…

Finding Value On The Munger Screen

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In this issue of Saturday Stock Screen… we share the process of how we sift through thousands of stocks to find a handful that we will then do more in-depth analysis for possible inclusion in the Complete Investor portfolio.

This Only Ends One Way: Hyperinflation And War

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President Trump managed to both raise taxes and grow the deficit at double-digit rates. That’s the worst possible outcome, Porter writes today. The president’s budget harms the economy and doesn’t do anything to reduce the risk of a financial collapse – it makes it more likely!

When High Convictions Run Against The Herd

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This is often how it goes: when investors are laser-focused on a company performing one way, even a small deviation from expectations can trigger panic. But when the underlying analysis suggests that once emotions cooled and the data is reviewed objectively, investor nerves will settle. That’s the story Porter tells today.