An error occurred. Please try again later. Are you a billionaire looking to improve the world while immortalizing your name? Are you secretly envious that Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos might make spaceflight routine, or that Elon Musk might put humans on Mars? Look no further for your claim to eternal fame and glory. You have the chance to own humanity’s next big space feat: proving the existence of extraterrestrial life. Astrobiology is as cool as it sounds. As evidence grows for...

Last Wednesday I mentioned buying KC wheat and selling the 30 year bonds. Today I would recommend using some profits in the 30 year bonds, sugar, and bean oil to add to the Nasdaq and corn/soybean meal. I recommended soybean meal this morning but as I write today, corn seems to be gaining. If you are long cotton, it finally started moving today. Add risk on weakness. It looks like I am wrong in the cattle market. Cash trade has been strong and yet cattle have been one of the worst performing...

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Sure, NewSpace is exciting. But wait until you can actually put satellites exactly where you want, when you want. This op-ed originally appeared in the May 14, 2018 issue of SpaceNews magazine. NewSpace is a term coined to describe the visionary startup companies that are using satellites to address audacious questions like: What if we could take detailed images of any spot on the Earth, once every hour? What if we could use satellites to connect the ‘other’ three billion people who don’t...

“We changed again, and yet again, and it was now too late and too far to go back, and I went on. And the mists had all solemnly risen now, and the world lay spread before me.”—Pip, Great Expectations I’ve written a great deal about the moments that changed my life as a writer. The night I met Jim Carroll and Hunter Thompson. The years I spent traveling to see Mark Smith and the Uptown Poetry Slam. My inglorious email to Michael Lewis. And I’ve spilled far too many words on the pain and...