Capital Mischief
Charlie GarciaCapital Mischief: what I learned briefing six presidents, applied to your portfolio. The market-moving events. Before the smart money sees them.
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The $2 Trillion Lie: How Wall Street Hid a Credit Crisis Inside Your Grandmother’s Annuity. How I Plan to Make Money From It.
$200 billion frozen behind gates. Eleven funds gated. An energy shock with no end date. A consumer running on fumes. And the roach motel is creeping toward the $6 trillion life insurance industry.
WARNING: The General Running Iran's War Is a Ghost. We Want Him Dead. We Can’t Find Him. The Man Negotiating With Trump Doesn’t Have the Authority to Order Lunch, Let Alone a Deal.
The Invisible General, the Corrupt Politician, and the Brotherhood That Runs Iran From Rooms No Satellite Can Find. A Special Intelligence Report for People Who Make Decisions With Their Own Money.
A Gold Miner Made the IEA Look Stupid by $84. RuthAnne Closed Her Fund at the Top, Then Came for Mine. Billy Ray Knows Why You Never Leave $270 Million on the Tarmac. Welcome to Dear Charlie #24.
The physical market isn't bluffing. The futures market is. The IEA is still publishing fiction. And Uncgrugger just gave you the 401(k) breakdown your advisor should have but never will.
Three Books That Prove You're Saving Too Much, Spending Too Late, and Ignoring the Only Asset That Compounds After You're Dead
## Saturday: The Mischief Library.
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Advised six presidents, both parties. MarketWatch columnist (900K readers). This is what I write without adult supervision. Founded R360, the world's most exclusive private club. What centimillionaires say when reporters aren't in the room.
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