At Bloomberg the other day, I met Tom Borelli, one of two guys who manage the Free Enterprise Action Fund. I was kinda surprised by their...
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Whenever a potential political bombshell drops, its always important to see how markets react to them. This headline in today’s NY...
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Interesting map via WSJ on the Senate races. It looks like the Senate will stay under GOP control, while the House is more up for grabs...
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The Bulls believe this is the beginning of a multi-year expansion; the Bears think its the end of a cyclical run. Frustration levels on...
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The wealthiest quintile’s total wages income are down 8.3% after taxes? That counter-inutitive statement is shown in the chart...
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Amusing follow up to WSJ CEO Option Grants Too Fortuitously Timed; See also Mark Cuban’s The Big Lie: CEOs and...
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All polls, Presidential Approval Ratingclick for larger graph When the trend is not your friend: Do not catch a falling knife ! > The...
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I am always surprised when a WSJ poll appears to contradict the expected rightward tilt of its readership. Today’s poll is no...
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I always find it curious when a good source of public data gets cancelled by an administrative source. Mass layoffs were the first...
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Here’s something that is a bit of a surprise: While most Americans are overwhelmingly opposed to a higher federal gasoline tax,...
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