Although many of us remember stagflation as a phenomenon of the 1970s associated with very long gas lines, the term was first coined by a British MP to describe their experience of simultaneous high unemployment and inflation in the UK in the 60s….
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This month China celebrated the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Chinese Communist Party. It was interesting, many commentators noted, in its focus on the future and China’s unstoppable rise, and its tone of confrontation…..
One year ago, as the highways were largely empty, we poled market strategists, scientists, and policy experts…
2020 was a year that will not be easily forgotten. On one hand, the coronavirus was a dominant part of the news flow and it is still a very tragic and certainly not contained….
Just recently, we heard Randy Pausch quoted on the radio and it reminded us of the wisdom he imparted on us with his last lecture….
“What a hell of a league this is. Ah hit .387, .408, and .395 the last three years, and Ah…
TIMING ISN’T EVERYTHING In our recent discussions, some have asked whether it is time to “take some money off the…
“Education to take your trading to the next level. Only at TDAmeritrade.” – TV Commercial “Gut check and keep your…
“…like it’s 1999” – Prince, September 24, 1982 With 2018 in the books, we reflect on a period of extended…
“Although it’s easy to forget sometimes, a share [of stock] is not a lottery ticket… it’s part-ownership of a business…”…