Lear Capital Blog
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The BBB Hosts Must-See Precious Metals Symposium
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Los Angeles & Silicon Valley recently hosted a highly anticipated Precious Metals Symposium aimed at empowering consumers with essential knowledge on how to safely and confidently navigate the gold and silver markets. The event came at a particularly opportune moment as gold and silver have experienced notable growth this …
By Cher Cusumano on November 18, 2024 -
The Biggest Investment Opportunities under a Trump Presidency
Two weeks ago, we asked our email recipients what kept them up at night, threatening their economic security. The responses were eye-opening. Last week, we asked what investments were believed to hold the most promise now that President Trump will be returning to the White House. And the answers were just as revealing! Overwhelming, respondents …
By Cher Cusumano on November 11, 2024 -
What Americans Fear Most
You spoke. We listened. Here’s what you told us. Last week, we polled our email list and social media followers to learn what issues would pose the greatest threat to economic security. Here are the results. The most significant worry, cited by 21%, is the nation’s growing debt. Close behind, 18% are troubled by rising …
By Cher Cusumano on November 4, 2024 -
The Next President Will Inherit Biden's Disastrous "Mistake". Can the Next President Overcome This Blunder?
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, renowned scholar and author of The Black Swan, has long been a leading voice in understanding risk, uncertainty, and the fragility of global systems. His expertise, built over decades, has made him a sought-after commentator on the intersections of finance, politics, and economics. When Taleb speaks, particularly about market fragility and political …
By Cher Cusumano on October 23, 2024 -
Soft Landings: The Fed's Tightrope Walk with a Few Stumbles
What is a Soft Landing? In 2024, you couldn't turn a corner without hearing the term "soft landing." Whether it's the Fed talking about cooling down inflation, economists debating the odds of success, or major news outlets running daily stories on whether we'll avoid a recession, the phrase has been everywhere. And for good reason. …
By Cher Cusumano on October 14, 2024