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Controversial words from Ronald Reagan New to the Digest? Alex Moschina Publisher We who live in fre

Controversial words from Ronald Reagan New to the Digest? [Click here.]( [Manward Digest] The New Face of Economic Freedom [Alex Moschina] Alex Moschina Publisher We who live in free market societies believe that growth, prosperity and, ultimately, human fulfillment are created from the bottom up, not the government down. Only when the human spirit is allowed to invent and create, only when individuals are given a personal stake in deciding economic policies and benefiting from their success - only then can societies remain alive, dynamic, prosperous, progressive and free. Those words come from President Reagan, the first of only two U.S. presidents to visit the floor of the NYSE while in office. (The other was George W. Bush.) We share them as a nod to Presidents' Day... as well as to illustrate just how wonky perceptions of a free market system have become. After all, it's no stretch to suggest that, in certain circles, Reagan's comments would be deemed controversial today. [[Two-Time Hedge Fund Manager Is Sharing His "Singularity Investor Playbook" for You to Position Yourself at the Forefront of AI's Historic Moment. Take These Steps ASAP.]( A recent Pew Research survey found that almost 40% of Americans - across political lines - have a negative view of capitalism. And among those aged 18 to 29, the numbers are even worse. A full 60% of responders had a somewhat negative or negative view of capitalism. And yet, when we look to our borders, we see torrents of asylum-seekers fleeing authoritarian regimes. They're looking to make a new start in what they perceive to be the world's freest, wealthiest nation. China, whose economy has exploded since Reagan's time in office, is losing citizens in droves. Tens of thousands of Chinese nationals crossed the border from Mexico into the U.S. during 2023... more than 10 times the amount who crossed in 2022. Clearly they see something that a growing number of Americans can't see. SPONSORED [Alert: Little-Known AI Bargain Stocks With Transformative Tech Could Deliver Massive Profits]( [Shah Gilani]( Today I'll be sharing three bargain AI stealth stocks that I'm targeting for the absolute biggest profits. I'm talking about moonshot winners that could bring your family wealth for generations - all coming from small, innovative players working in "stealth mode" to dominate multibillion-dollar niches. I'll be sharing the details on these three tickers with viewers ONLY, [so make sure to click here and watch ASAP](. Of course, none of this is to say that the U.S. economy - and the way it's managed - isn't in dire need of correction. As we've noted many times here in the Digest, [our debt levels are out of control]( [homelessness is soaring]( and increasingly it seems that [government subsidies are the only thing keeping us afloat](. But even as decades of mismanagement have muddied the path ahead, the ingenuity of the free market continues to create opportunities for investors. It's still the driving force behind economic growth in our (still) great nation. Robert outlined a perfect example yesterday. As you know, he's been closely following the situation with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. The gains have been fast and furious this year... and [it looks like the sector is just getting warmed up](. Yet in all the partisan bickering, many folks tend to forget that certain cryptocurrencies represent a lot more than big financial returns (or the potential for big returns). Around the world, they've created an alternative to fiat currencies and monetary systems that are, frankly, dangerous to the citizens who depend on them. "Bitcoin represents freedom," Robert wrote, "especially for those fleeing authoritarian governments." It's a classic example of free market ingenuity creating opportunity for all. If you missed it, you can [give Robert's piece a read here](. And as always, you can keep scrolling for our other recently published pieces below. Sincerely, Alex SPONSORED [The "Magic Code" That Can FORCE Banks to Pay You Up to 255 Times More Income]( [Holding Money]( At the 0.02% rate from his major bank, he would have received $18. But with the "Magic Code"? $4,500 over the next year. [The banks will NOT be happy when you learn this.]( What We've Been Talking About This Week... [Watch This Corner of the Market]( [Crypto candlestick chart]( It's not stocks you need to watch. This corner of the market will tell us whether we're going to see a sell-off or profit-taking… or we'll see stocks float higher. [See what Shah means here.]( [The Last Great Crypto Bull Market]( [Bull market of bitcoin and cryptocurrency concept]( This catalyst has happened exactly three times before... on November 28, 2012, July 9, 2016, and May 11, 2020. [Discover the most important catalyst in crypto.]( [Buy This, Not That: Mining for Income and Profits]( [Mining Operation]( The commodities sector has seen prices come back down to earth... but these five big miners come with big dividends. Are they BUYs? [Check Shah's video out here.]( Want more content like this? [YES]( [NO]( Alex Moschina Alex Moschina is the Publisher of Manward Press. A gifted writer, editor and financial researcher, Alex's career in publishing began more than a decade ago when he worked at one of the world's leading providers of academic research and reference materials. Alex first cut his teeth in the realm of investing when he joined the team at White Cap Research in 2010. There he was charged with covering emerging market trends and investment opportunities. A stint as senior managing editor and editorial director at the prestigious Oxford Club followed. 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