Andy Kessler

Despite the strong market, investors are plotting the ‘what-ifs.’ Here are four to watch.

China has an appetite for financial tips, and I shared the craft on a brief, bizarre trip.

Democracy, like a suspension bridge, needs weight to give it stability. We’ve lost it.

Legislators cry antitrust, but the facts show blessings, not harm, for consumers.

Trump is down in the polls, so he should swing for the fences with daring proposals.

The laws of supply and demand have been at work in the pandemic and the protests.

Innovation sneaks up on us: There’s a new DNA test that detects more illnesses, earlier.

Dominant firms try to do everything, but a network of smaller peers can do it better.

Terms like ‘flatten the curve’ and ‘defund the police’ often mask shifting purposes.