Personal Finance Archives - Page 62 of 105

“Critics of the Federal Reserve warn that its low interest rates are boosting prices for stocks, bonds and houses to unsustainable...

The market’s plunge since the bombing in Madrid, coming on top of the slow slide which began late January, brought us to very oversold...

Since 1970, changes in the Capacity Utilization Rate have correlated well with Corporate Earnings. In the past, capacity utilization...

Aaargghh! Over the past 2 days, I heard Treasury Secretary John Snow, CNBC commentator James Cramer, and several other heads engage in...

WSJ reporter and long time Fed watcher Greg Ip makes the observation that the Fed was somewhat less bullish this meeting than the last...

I’ll be on CNNfn this morning at 11:30 discussing the markets, the Presidential elections, and terrorism. Should be interesting . ....

Several people have written asking where they can find this or that data series. While there is a tremendous amount of material on the...

Many people blamed the market’s slide on the horrific bombings in Madrid last week. We believe Investors who adopt this approach risk...

Arms Index 10 Day Moving Average (2 years) As the two-year chart of the ARMS index shows, there have been several false signals since the...

We have a Fed meeting this week. Conventional wisdom is that the Fed’s hands are tied. As is so often the case, conventional wisdom...