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The entire burden of the monetary collapse and rate hikes is falling on the shoulders of families and small businesses, while large corporations and governments are virtually unaffected.
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Since 1983, a prolonged inverted yield curve of over a year has always spelled a recession in the US.
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AI “chatter” and the SPX are now perfectly correlated. This could mean a new bubble has formed.
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With NASDAQ up for 8 weeks consecutively, a -1.46% pullback last week makes sense.
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The bulls are partying, people are ignoring the news, and the US keeps spending money they do not have.
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The issue of trusts in Brazil has been widely debated for the better part of the last decade. As a civil law jurisdiction, Brazil has historically shied away from the trust structure as a legislative reality. Of course, this has far from deterred prominent Brazilians from using the structure actively in their international planning.
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Here are four common tax penalties the IRS charges taxpayers, as well as tips for avoiding them...
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The recent rise in stocks have last year’s wish for a “soft landing” coming back to people’s minds...
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Wall Street fears recession and markets cannot move higher until the Fed gets more dovish. Until then, expect more temper tantrums. Washington Republicans took 15 rounds of voting to elect a speaker, the first time in a century this has happened.
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A paradigm can be colloquially defined as a set of standards or rules or a pattern by which we can attempt to determine or interpret the future course of events. A paradigm shift is a substantial change in those concepts or patterns. Today, the world of international tax and investment finds itself at the heart...
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