There are at least 15 candidates already lined up to compete for the 2020 Democratic Presidential nomination. The early entrants have either self-identified as Socialists or a lighter version of the economic strategy of taxing the “rich” at increasing rates to pay for new social programs for those
Happy March 14th! No, it isn’t really a holiday, but there are some exciting things around the corner. A week from now, millions of brackets will be busted just hours into the NCAA basketball tournament, which is one of my favorite events of the year. People who haven’
Last week we reported the shift to “slowing growth” in our economic model. This resulted in a significant decrease in risky assets in our Dynamic models. A few advisors have commented on how the economy doesn’t matter for stock prices. On the surface (and a great
As we edge closer to the longest economic expansion on record, I think most people are expecting some sort of slow down in growth. It’s not the Fed’s fault as one popular Twitter user likes to point out, but rather an economic fact that simply cannot
It’s not like it is a new phenomenon. With the exception of a brief period in the late 1990s every year of my life has seen Americans go deeper into debt. From the federal government, to state & local governments, to corporations, to individual Americans, debt has been
