Welcome to the Porter & Co. Financial Face Off Podcast – where perspectives clash and insights thrive.
This month’s special guest is legendary economist and Heritage Foundation Fellow Peter St Onge. You can learn more about Peter here.
Show highlights include:
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A look back at 2024…
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Trump and government spending…
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Why the CAPE ratio matters…
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This is what is causing the current economic growth…
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The future of the American dollar…
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Consumer data pointing to a fundamental weakness in the economy…
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How Marlboro cigarettes destroyed Russia…
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The "barbaric" healthcare plan Americans will never go for (but should)...
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Why DOGE won't work, period. (Sorry, Elon)...
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Why a Treasury default might not be as bad as you think...
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Get your money out of the banking system and put it here instead (4.5% interest)...
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The surprising downside of gold…
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Porter vs. Peter predicting 2025…
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And much more…
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Porter & Co.
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