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Ed Yardeni coined this term decades ago, the “bond vigilantes,” and those large pools of capital who are supposed to deliver fiscal discipline through our…

As growth stock managers, we keep a close eye on earnings trends and, more importantly, the market’s reactions to those reports. Here is a rundown of that…

We are mid-way through what is traditionally the bear market-killing month of October. Also, presidential cycle factors are with the market. According to Stock Trader’s…

Most of us have a memory or two of the brighter sides of childhood. Unending summer days with sun kissed cheeks from chasing a frisbee…

We recently wrote that the old Wall Street adage, “Sell in May and go away,” has fallen apart because the six-month period beginning in May…

That crisp, smooth feel of a freshly printed, actual-paper check from your boss, made payable to you, for a pretty good amount (we all thought…

NEW YORK, Sept 28 (Reuters) – A global index of stocks bounced back after a nine-day losing streak on Thursday as oil prices fell and…

“Sell on Rosh Hashannah Buy on Yom Kippur,” that’s what the stock market adage says. How might this advice shape up in 2023? Well, now…

Commodity indices have been traditionally weighted towards energy, precious metals and agriculture. Surprisingly, when you look at today’s components, one finds a large percentage of…

The number of public companies continues to decline. The number peaked in the 1990’s with about eight thousand companies to invest in. As of March…