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Last Monday’s piece, “The Job-loss Recovery,” got picked up by Barron’s:...

The present rally began on March 12. That was a key reversal day, where the markets gapped down hard, only to reverse and go positive,...

Just a quick head’s up — I’ll be publicly embarrassing myself this evening on Kudlow & Cramer, CNBC at 8 and 11pm....

I have a pretty decent quote in this month’s Money magazine (September issue). You can see the web version here: The Return Of The...

Quite the prescient page 1 article in WSJ today: Tech-Stock Surge Brings Back A Hint of the Late-1990s Frenzy. The article was written...

Intel raises revenue guidance for the Q. So much for the quiet news day; Usually, it takes a little longer to prove me wrong. What was...

The lazy, hazy days of Summer: There’s not a whole lot going on during these low volume, final weeks of August. Traders are on...

Alfred Hitchcock created the McGuffin: A plot device designed to catch the viewer’s attention, and drive the storyline. Every character...

Two interesting articles in today’s WSJ discuss how a fragile economic recovery can be derailed by its own success. I find myself...

The VIX measures the volatility of index option prices listed on the CBOE. Like the put/call ratio, it is a measure of investor...