Changing of the Guard: How Market Corrections Lead to New Favorites Going Forward
Regarding the overall market averages, October undid most of the progress for stocks for the calendar year. Regarding the stocks that have led the advance
Focus on the Decade that Matters: The Next Ten Years
September 2018 has seen a plethora of stories regarding the tenth anniversary of the fall of Lehman Brothers, an investment firm that had been around
Think 2018 Elections Polarized? Look out to 2040: How Demographics Impacts Elections
Two of the past four presidential elections were settled in the electoral college, leading to wins of two candidates who did not collect the majority
Show of Hands: Who is Not the Offspring of Immigrants?
Except for Native American Indians and African-Americans brought here by force in slavery, everyone in this country has immigrant roots. The invectives lobbied against earlier
As Trump’s Trade War Evolves: Less Focus, More Uncertainty Puts Pressure on Markets and Economy
Eight weeks ago, economists did not rank a trade war as a significant disruptor of the US economy. Now, many economists think the trade war
Why There is no Such Thing As a “Lovely Little Trade War”: The President Plays with Fire
As it is told by the usual “unnamed sources”, the President started last Thursday in a foul mood. He had just lost his confidant, Hope
