If you listened to the "experts" discuss the latest jobs numbers, you might think things are picking up for the economy again. If you watch stock prices, you'd think the economy was roaring. But take a step back and the picture looks a little different. Job growth is not really
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The Federal Reserve often says they are "data dependent". This often leads to confusion and hyper-focus on every data release as the market speculates what it means for the next Fed meeting. Most of November saw a drop in stock prices after the Fed pushed back on the thought of
Remember when the market was terrified of its own shadow back in April? Well, the AI trade slapped a rally cap on Wall Street and dragged the major indexes back into the green. Meanwhile, Washington and Beijing are playing “Rollback Roulette,” and the President is again blasting Jerome Powell harder
For old people like me who remember getting the newspaper every morning, there was a section on the inside of the front page titled "Corrections". This was the place where if necessary, the publication would fix anything that was printed previously which ended up not being true. Remember back in
Long weekends are a good time to relax, reflect, and plan. Historically the end of Labor Day weekend also marked the time the 'head honchos' from Wall Street returned to the office with fresh ideas and some big portfolio adjustments to make. With everyone able to work remotely now, I'm




