Today Hong Kong, Tomorrow the World by Mark L. Clifford

When the British ceased its period of colonial rule in 1997, and Hong Kong was returned to the governance of the People's Republic of China, then Chinese Communist Party Leader, Deng Xiaoping promised that Hong Kong would maintain its way of life for the next 50 years. Clifford's latest book provides an historically in-depth, vivid political analysis of the rapidly changing situation in Hong Kong. moreīecause I believe we all have a patriotic duty to give back to this country - which has done so much for us.In this account of the rapid erosion of liberties, freedom of speech, freedom of the press and civil and political rights in Hong Kong, Mark L. I’ll also share with you my passion for teaching everyday people how to prosper through America’s greatest wealth creator: the stock market.īecause I believe we all have a patriotic duty to give back to this country - which has done so much for us. With this podcast, I want to help you - and as many other Americans as possible - rekindle the American Dream and realize that we, the people, have everything we need to get ourselves back on track.Įach episode features in-depth conversations with high-profile guests who share their own unique American Dream stories, and their views on the current state of our nation. That’s exactly why I started Real Talk: The Charles Mizrahi Show.

But I did grow up with the belief that America was the greatest nation on earth - a land of freedom and opportunity.Īnd right now, I’m on a mission to prove that it still is.Īlthough we’re constantly being told by the media that America’s best days are behind her … I know the opposite to be true. 1 trader in the nation by Barron’s.īut the story of my rise through the ranks is about more than just success - it’s about achieving the American Dream.

I currently write Alpha Investor - one of America’s fastest-growing investment publications - and have had nearly 40 years of experience as a floor trader, hedge fund manager and money manager on Wall Street.

Today Hong Kong, Tomorrow the World by Mark L. Clifford