DumbWealth

Historically gold was simply another currency – one that couldn’t be debased and could reliably store vast amounts of wealth.

Should you buy stocks after a 10% or 20% pullback? Should you ‘buy the dip’? Or should you just invest the money when you have some to spare?

The best (and worst) economic, investing and business charts from the past week.

With a distribution yield of 6.26%, is XEI the real deal or is it too good to be true?

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Unemployment has skyrocketed. The economy has tanked. Yet personal income rose in April.

Investing wisdom by Paul Tudor Jones, Peter Lynch, John Templeton, Stan Druckenmiller and Jesse Livermore.

Investing in Canadian dividend paying stocks has never been easier. To do this you can either buy one or two dozen individual stocks or you can buy an ETF that already owns a basket of dividend paying companies.

A scary number of people in the finance industry in the prime of their careers who are laid off never recover.

Racism in the modern workplace has gone underground. It has become part of the plumbing that goes unnoticed, yet remains a core component of the overall system.

America was once a beacon of light for dreamers around the world. Today, not so much. So what happened to the middle class dream?

When people work from home, many executives are exposed as useless bureaucrats.

Companies that still grew their dividends despite the worst economy since the Great Depression.