The dark days of 2009 now seem like forever ago.
It was a week of a dovish Fed and ECB, continued threats on the trade war front, and, war clouds hanging over the Gulf.
This week the Dow Jones didn’t move far from where it closed last week, advancing to -2.75 percent from last October’s all-time highs, from last week’s...
The “R” word seems to be on the tongues of a number of economists. On the other hand, a number of economists scoff at the “R”...
Last week I was still optimistic on the prospects of the Dow Jones making new all-time highs in the weeks and months to come.
The trade wars intensify and markets are taking notice. China and now Mexico are targets of Trump’s trade war. Retaliation is assured.
Have the markets topped? Not necessarily the final top but it’s another top comparable to January 2018 and September/October 2018.
Is Mr. Bear about to whack Wall Street? I’m not ready to call it quits on the Dow Jones making a new all-time high in the...
Perception is everything and any suggestion that the two parties are still talking, the stock market rallies.
Everybody expects cryptocurrencies to be most popular in Asian countries or European ones like Sweden or the UK.