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Something is wrong. And it has everything to do with our money.

Opening a brokerage account has never been easier. It takes less than 15 minutes. And your options are more bountiful than ever. So here’s how to do it.

Just when you thought it was safe to invest in anything and ride the “everything rally” to the moon, the bond bogeyman raised his scary head last week and sent shivers down every market’s spine.

The yield on the Treasury 10-year note had been ticking up, from an average of 0.65% through last summer, to 0.85% by late November, to 1.11% at the end of January, to last week when it shot up to 1.61% on Thursday.

Where did this bogeyman come from? And what does he want?

Let’s find out…

The folks in Washington called Joel for advice… These are the four things he told them.

The real estate industry is about to undergo a seismic shift. A new tech trend is upending the industry… and smart investors should get in now.

Our monetary system is showing its age. And after this week’s system failure… it’s clear where we’re headed next.

I don’t want to burst anyone’s bubble, especially not the everything rally’s party, but the benchmark 10-year Treasury rate is starting to look like the head of a pin.

Bubbling stocks and other inflated asset classes are in danger of popping if rates keep rising, and they sure look like they’re going to keep climbing. But even if the bubble pops, we can still turn a profit, and I’m going to tell you how.

Let’s dive in…

America’s new Wild West is taking shape in the realm of cryptocurrencies… and proves the fight for freedom is alive and well.

Maybe you haven’t noticed, but everything’s rallying.

Every asset class, every tradable instrument is stampeding higher in its own bull market. There are many reasons for this, but that’s not what I want to talk about today.

Instead, today, I want to talk about cryptocurrencies, specifically Bitcoin, or bitcoin with a small “b.” Bitcoin’s been all over the news lately, and before you hop on its train to buy it, you have to know the facts.

So let’s get to it…

Share buybacks are one of the most powerful moneymaking forces on Wall Street… but not all are created equal.