Following a negative GDP print in the first quarter, a strong but inflation-racked economy expanded in the second quarter...
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Bernie, Bernie, Bernie. Of all the endless Wall Street things to be legitimately angry about – excess fees, leverage, conflicts...
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Yesterday’s discussion on Sentiment generated a lot of interest. Some people agreed that echo crashes are a form of...
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If everybody in America read this book there would be a revolution: “The Man Who Broke Capitalism: How Jack Welch Gutted the...
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“Buy Yourself a F*^king Latte” was one of the more popular pieces I wrote in 2019. It was a debunking of a...
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“It’s the Fed’s fault!” That has been the rallying cry for so many misguided analyses and criticisms going back...
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As the market recovered from the great financial crisis, rallying off the lows, we kept hearing one rallying cry:...
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A quick story to start your week: Saturday night, we have dinner reservations at an outdoor, waterfront restaurant. I booked weeks...
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Today is NFP day: We learned employment increased by 428,000 in April, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.6%. Job...
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Spring of my freshman year in college, I am enrolled in Econ 101. It is in a giant lecture hall, and the very first class...
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