After trading well above the Dow at last year’s peak (and equal with it at 2013 year-end), the Nikkei 225 is now almost 2000 points below the level of the …
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A Large Real Estate Developer Collapses The bond default of solar company Chaori apparently was just the proverbial canary in the coal mine. As we pointed out last week, it struck …
Read More The investing public tends to place a great deal of faith in the forecasts of economists. To be frank, I am not entirely sure why. An overwhelming majority missed the …
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While it didn’t bank the biggest percentage gain, the Nasdaq was able to register a day of higher accumulation, although volume was light in general. Â The gain in the Nasdaq …
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The most widely provided asset allocation advice is faulty and can be “hazardous to your wealth”. Â Click on the link below to see proof. Financial professionals: Often Hurting Results …
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Export and Import container counts were very weak in February 2014. Worse, the rolling averages are decelerating and the year-to-date counts are contracting over 2013 levels. For the month of …
Read More Millionaire Vincent Balloré is backing a new venture by his eponymous firm in Paris and now London: rechargeable electric cars. Starting next year, in addition to Boris bikes in London …
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Not a week seems to pass without some banker or trader committing suicide. Today we get news of the latest such tragic event with news that 28-year old Kenneth Bellando, …
Read More The Seven Sins of Wall Street: Big Banks, their Washington Lackeys, and the next Financial Crisis by Bloomberg reporter, Bob Ivry is both incredibly scary and ironically extremely funny – in …
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As long you don’t eat, sleep under a roof, or use energy, things are positive for you as Core CPI dropped to its lowest in 10 years. Overall CPI dropped to …
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