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Yesterday brought a reality check for Trump Administration generals, 5G microwave warriors, and tech strategists who believe that they can exploit the US semiconductor technology lead to bring down China.

In an age of consensus originality, big money manners, and serioso Elmer Gantry profiteers of science-panic exploiting ingenues in pigtails, everybody needs to read Kary Mullis.

Looking at a previous prophecy about China...

The coronavirus has attracted new attention to biotech investments

Brian Wesbury is perhaps the leading supply side economist. So, lets quote him on the coronavirus panic.

Confined to our homes by gangs of viral predators in the streets, we find ourselves considering the magic of information tools.

More than half of all the activity in current stock markets is algorithmic trading done by computers rather than investment done by humans.

Answering my presentation of Peter Zeihans views on Chinas disastrous demography is Mike Kendall, the Man on the Margin pilot of my monetary theory.

Just a warning to my readers. In this prophecy, Im going to bluff.

The barbarians are invading everywhere these days, using their confidence as actors, or microchip experts, or lawyers, or doctors of philosophy, or politicians to express confident opinions on subjects they know nothing about, such as God or CV-19.

As I have written, atoms and frequencies are infinite and eternal. What is scarce is human minds and minutes.

Throughout my life as an author for some 55 years now, I have always aimed to be deep into writing my next book by the time my last one comes out.

These errors open up new opportunities for savvy investors

My detractors see paradigms as big blowsy marketing buzzes that have little traction in the real world of revenues and earnings. But big blowsy ideas can sweep you toward giant expanding opportunities.

The trial and imprisonment of Michael Milken was a crime in and of itself and Trumps recent pardon proves as much.

An excerpt from the February issue of The George Gilder Report...

Whew! Investors across the country are sighing with relief at the apparent end of the Bernie Sanders threat. Super-Tuesday supposedly issued a reprieve for American capitalism.

Panicking over normal changes in weather or outbreaks of disease or trivia of trash and pollution distracts the world from an era of exciting opportunity.

An excerpt from the February issue of The George Gilder Report...

Through information theory, we can see that capitalism is neither a determinist physical machine nor a social Darwinian mechanism animated by stimulus and response, pleasure and pain, fear and greed.