Teeka Tiwari fired, a bunch of newsletters getting canceled... what's the story?

Twice-monthly newsletter by Chris Weber looking at the bond market, currencies, and stocks.

Time for another big-bluster teaser pitch from Nomi Prins, who’s selling her Rogue Strategic Trader ($1,500 for two years, no refunds) with a pitch for a “26 cent AI stock.” She didn’t make a transcript of her “AI Ultimatum” teaser pitch available just yet, so we’re left with clues gathered from the (interminable) presentation, as […]

What's the "Tiny Firm Saving Amazon" that has "discovered a way to eliminate fuel and gas prices forever?"

What's being touted in Distortion Report ads as "Liquid Energy: The #1 Stock for the $130 Trillion Energy Revolution?"

Nomi Prins is selling her newsletter with a special report called, "The #1 Stock for America’s Great Distortion: 10x Gains on a Small Firm Disrupting a Critical American Industry." What's it about?

What is talk on Nomi prims news letter

In a nutshell, she postulates that the reason the financial world has no relation to the “common man’s economics” is related to Nixon’s decision to take the USA off the gold standard. I could be convinced of that and then she says that the stocks to buy in the future are connected to Infrastructure companies/supporting […]

What are the investments being hinted at in ads for Nomi Prins' Distortion Report?

Entry-level monthly letter from Nomi Prins at Rogue Economics, provides a model portfolio and commentary that they say is “designed to help you profit from the disconnect between the markets and the real economy.” This newsletter is expected to be shut down in 2024.

Monthly, high-end “special situations advisory” discussing global trends and ways to profit from “deep-value plays from the fringes of the market”.

Options trading service using Nomi Prins’ “Distortion Signals”. The “distortion” is the “permanent disconnect between the markets and the real economy” that is the focus of Prins’ newsletters.

Free daily newsletter, focused on making money from the “disconnect between the markets and the real economy”.