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Three Stocks to Buy as Investors Flee This $3 Trillion “Shadow” Market

Could a spark light private credit markets on fire? According to former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein, the answer is clear: Absolutely. More 

Why We’re Ignoring Oil Prices and Buying Energy Stocks Instead

We can't predict the exact contours of energy markets. A handful of individuals are now dictating where oil prices go, and even they don’t seem to know what’s coming next. However, there is logic behind a buy-and-hold strategy in energy and commodity stocks. More 

This $1.8 Trillion Risk Could Hit Your Portfolio

For nearly a thousand years, the Theodosian Walls of Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul) stood as one of the most formidable defenses ever constructed. That’s exactly the kind of strength today’s market is demanding. More 

Why June 30 Could Trigger a Private Credit Reckoning

Early in my career, I worked as a banking analyst. It was the 1980s, and the savings and loan crisis was in full swing. At the time, we were restructuring failing institutions – merging balance sheets, reworking loan portfolios, and doing everything we could to make them appear stable. Simply put, it was my job to “put lipstick on a pig.” More 

The Private Credit Time Bomb Is Ticking

Private credit risk is rising fast. Here's why the $3 trillion 'shadow' banking market could threaten stocks – and how to prepare. More 

The $3 Trillion Market More Investors Are Starting to Worry About

In today’s Friday Digest takeover, Louis pulls back the curtain on the $3 trillion private credit market – often referred to as the “shadow banking system.” He explains why rising rates are beginning to expose cracks that Wall Street is only now starting to acknowledge. More 

The Hidden Opportunity Inside a $3 Trillion Credit Crunch

When most investors hear the word “crisis,” they think about danger. That’s natural. After all, the media loves to juice ratings and clicks by giving you a good scare. But after nearly five decades of doing this, I can tell you that every crisis on Wall Street has another side. Opportunity. More