The investing world lost a legend this week with the passing of Edward “Ned” Johnson III. You can read about our history here. When Your Survival Guy Joined the Family Business My Personal View on Fidelity Investments for You Thank You Mr. Johnson Richard Young Reports: 50+ Years with Fidelity and Wellington Rich CEO, Poor CEO? Why Fidelity is Number One Fidelity is Boston and Boston is Fidelity Fidelity Investments: Why it’s #1 The Wall Street Journal's Justin Baer writes of Johnson's life: Edward “Ned” Johnson III, who transformed Fidelity Investments into a … [Read more...]
ESG Investing Serves America’s Elites and Adversaries, not Its Citizens
Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan is leading a charge to push back on money managers voting investors’ shares to push their agenda. That agenda, says Sen. Sullivan in an interview with CNBC, harms Americans and empowers America’s enemies. It's clear that ESG activists, like @BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, are killing American jobs and empowering our adversaries.@SenDanSullivan has had enough and intends to introduce legislation to limit their power ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/l9oxrxPCdY — Will Hild (@WillHild) March 24, 2022 You know from reading here that ESG funds, with high fees and no control for … [Read more...]
BIDENFLATION: Yes, Gasoline Prices ARE Rising Faster than Ever
You are not imagining it, prices for gasoline are rising faster than ever before. Not even the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, which caused outages for oil rigs and infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico could rival today's price increases for gasoline. The Wall Street Journal's Kara Dapena reports: As summer driving season approaches, average prices for regular gasoline have been at record highs the past two weeks after going up for 11 straight weeks. Prices reached $4.32 a gallon on March 14, according to weekly figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. They were $4.24 this … [Read more...]
Are Things Getting Better? 80% Say No
You feel the prices rising, and you're worried about war, the border, and governors and bureaucrats who just can't seem to give up on their "emergency" powers. You're probably among the 80% of Americans who say that they are not better off today than they were a year ago. That's according to a recently performed I&I/TIPP poll. According to Tipp Insights' Terry Jones: The poll asked: "Generally speaking, is your family better off today than it was one year ago, worse off than it was one year ago, or about the same as it was a year ago?" Fewer than one in five (20%) said they were … [Read more...]
WATCH: GOP Senator Says “Democrats Are Looking for Anyone to Blame” for Inflation
Senator John Barrasso told ABC News' George Stephanopolous, "Joe Biden can't hide from the fact that he is the president of high gas prices. [Democrats] are looking for anyone to blame, whether it's Putin, Republicans, energy companies, or Covid. They have a very big problem with 40-year high inflation and the highest gas prices ever." .@POTUS can't hide from the fact that he is the president of high gas prices. Democrats are looking for anyone to blame, whether it's Putin, Republicans, energy companies, or Covid. They have a very big problem with 40-year high inflation and the highest gas … [Read more...]
IT HURTS: Americans Can Now FEEL the Inflation
You know that measurements of inflation have been creeping up for months, higher and higher. But now you can probably can "feel" inflation, as it eats away at your savings and paycheck. That's the feeling many Americans are experiencing today. The Wall Street Journal's Julia Carpenter reports: The highest inflation in four decades became real for Matthew Rivera when he ordered a plate of chicken wings last month at a restaurant in the Catskill Mountains. He normally pays $8-10, and this time it was $20. The old, lower price was crossed out on the menu. “ ‘Inflation,’ ” was the explanation … [Read more...]
Tom Brady Is Proof You Shouldn’t Retire if You Still Love Your Work
You know that Your Survival Guy thinks you should keep working if you still can. For most Americans, the years just before retirement are the most lucrative. You've reached the top of your field, and are paid well for your experience and deep knowledge. Why give that up if you still love your work? Now, Tom Brady, who claimed to retire earlier this year has already decided to come back to football for another season. He obviously loves his work, and feels like he can contribute more to his field. The Wall Street Journal reports: Six weeks, basically. The life cycle of a hardy mayfly. A brief … [Read more...]
Arizona Wins Major Flat Tax Victory
Arizona residents have avoided a major tax increase on higher incomes after a judge ruled the tax unconstitutional (per the Arizona state constitution). The surtax would have charged some Arizonans an 8% marginal tax rate, but after the judge's ruling, Arizona's tax rates will actually fall to some of the lowest in the nation by 2024. That year, Arizona will phase in the lowest flat tax rate in the country (for states with an income tax), of only 2.5%. The WSJ editorial board writes: Nixing the surtax means Arizona will soon have a flat tax of 2.5% on individual incomes, the lowest flat rate … [Read more...]
SUPER STATES: Record Low Unemployment in America’s Growth Corridors
The pro-business policies of Your Survival Guy's Super States have shown their worth again. A recent report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on unemployment rates among the states shows that states scoring high in the Super States rankings have produced record low unemployment rates. The top ten states for unemployment were: Nebraska Utah Indiana Kansas Montana Oklahoma South Dakota Minnesota New Hampshire Idaho All of these states exist in America's "Growth Corridors" as described by Joel Kotkin. Most of these states avoided the harsh lockdowns and … [Read more...]
ESG Managers Fail the China Test
You know by now that ESG fund managers are using investor dollars to pursue their own political goals. That's why Your Survival Guy encourages you to invest in individual stocks and bonds with the help of an investment advisor who has a fiduciary responsibility to you. ESG funds, on the other hand, are selling you something different. They want you to buy their view of the world. And while they may talk a big game, the reality is that their ESG principles only seem to apply to countries in the U.S.A. In National Review, Andrew Stuttaford implies that when there's money to be made in China, … [Read more...]
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