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Reasons to Be Bullish About the Digital Future

In this week’s EVA, we are putting aside our concerns about excessive debt levels, reckless central bank policies, inflated asset…

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The Debt Train Will Crash

In the financial newsletter industry, John Mauldin is like LeBron James. No one stands taller or is more popular than…

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A National Security Imperative

In March, Evergreen outlined our near- and long-term concern for an escalating trade war in The Trump Trade Tirade. Well,…

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Bubble 3.0: A Fast and Furious Challenge

First, please accept my apologies that this EVA issue, based on my in-progress book titled “Bubble 3.0”, is out of…

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An Emerging Opportunity?

Over the last year, it has been a challenging environment for bond investors as interest rates continue to grind higher.…

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The Twisted Tie That Binds

Regular EVA readers are no strangers to Danielle DiMartino Booth, former senior adviser to Dallas Fed President Dick Fisher before…

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‘Peak Politics’: Another Chance to Buy the Dip?

Given the spectacle that played out in Singapore at the beginning of this week, it’s easy to forget the state…

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Bubble 3.0: How Did We Get Here? (Part II)

The ongoing EVA series with excerpts from my upcoming book (tentatively titled “Bubble 3.0, How Central Banks Created the Next…

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Bubble 3.0: How Did We Get Here? (Part I)

At the end of 2017, we initiated a new EVA series titled “Bubble Watch” where we went as far as…

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Know What You Don’t Know

Sometimes our newsletter has been accused of writing too technically about financial markets. Truth be told, it’s a constant juggling…

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Democracy in Crisis

Generally speaking, the purpose of EVA is to communicate Evergreen’s overall outlook on the markets and economy. We tend to…

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The Small Cap Police

It’s been nearly a year since our newsletter last touched on the passive investing phenomenon. And yet, despite its absence…

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