Tag: #StayOnTheBall

Iceland

An Overlooked Hideout There are threads and threads on Twitter and various forums discussing this main question: Where does one go [for freedom, normalcy, to escape the madness]? You can imagine that this question has gotten considerably more attention over the last few years when governments decided to turn their countries into prison systems just […]

Natural Gas & Oil Company for Investing

Unfortunate Timing with Everything; But Brighter Times Ahead? I am bullish on energy sectors for this whole decade. While the whole world bitches about windmills, solar, electric, carbon and fossil fuels, the bitter truth is that energy security for a country = political security. If you have to grow it, manufacture it, or move it–it […]

The Absurdity of Wedding Costs now

We’re homeless, but had a killer wedding, man! Everyone knows weddings can run up a pretty big tab. Do you know how much though? In 2020, the average cost of a wedding in the United States is $20,300, a decrease of 4,400 compared to 2019. This is an Average. What is surprising to me is […]

Helping You Find Your Way

Sector Search: Safest Investments, by History After doing a little bit of market research I’ve come across some data that I think will prove helpful for you and your portfolio. Before we dive in make sure you follow on Twitter & Instagram & if you enjoy it, at the end they’ll be a link requesting […]

Israel and Lebanon Gas Deal

Crisis + Offshore Oil= Opportunity? As of October 27th, 2022 Lebanon and Israel have come to a deal (brokered by the United States) to divide up ownership of maritime boundary areas of the Mediterranean; an unlikely event given the hostilities between each other. The settling of these boundaries allow for the transparency to set-up for […]

The Largest Disaster on Earth

Shocking Numbers from Africa This is data is taken from the 2022 Ibrahim Index of African Governance–the most thorough, intensive research report I’ve seen on the continent. I’m in the process of breaking down some important results (by overall governance trends and then it’s individual categories) that I strongly encourage you to check out by […]