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Jay Rogers

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  • Columnist, Townhall
  • President & Chief Investment Officer, Alpha Strategies Investment Consulting
  • Financial Writer, Freelance
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Seven States Down, Forty-Three to Go: The Squatter Fix Is Not Complicated

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By Jay Rogers Verified
| California Globe Verified
Point first: a squatter almost never walks away owning your house. The racket is what it costs you to prove he doesn’t. South Carolina just handed property owners a faster way to find out. On June 25, both chambers of the Legislature passed a bill, unanimously, letting an owner file a petition with a magistrate court laying out that a stranger has moved into a residential property without permission.
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The Democratic Socialists Aren't Fringe Anymore

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By Jay Rogers Verified
| Townhall Verified
I spend my days reading growth curves. A pension fund's unfunded liability, a private equity fund's internal rate of return, a hedge fund's drawdown. You learn to read a line on a chart the way a doctor reads one on a different kind of monitor. Most political organizations produce a flat line for decades, a small bump around an election, then flat again. The Democratic Socialists of America just produced a line that would get flagged in any diligence memo I've written in 30 years.
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Equal Protection Wasn't Supposed to Be Negotiable

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By Jay Rogers Verified
| Townhall Verified
I spent over 30 years managing other people's money, and one rule never changes: if you owe a fiduciary duty to a group of people, you treat them the same. You don't run one set of rules for the client you like and another for the client you don't. Do that, and you'll lose your license, and you'll deserve to. So, when I watch federal judges split down the middle on whether the government can stop sorting Americans by race, I keep landing on the same question. Why is this even a fight? On Feb.
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