No Changes in the Numbers
For those of you who are receiving the Numbers, no changes today.
For those of you who are receiving the Numbers, no changes today.
The following quote was carried on Reuters this past Saturday January 12rh. “(Reuters) – The biggest weekly inflow into U.S.-based equities mutual funds in more than 11 years could be a sign that stocks are coming back into favor for…Continue Reading →
Traders got a little excited yesterday, beating up the dollar and pushing The S&P into the upper reaches of the 1419 to 1479 trap area. In my opinion, this is a lot about nothing.
In my opionion Jack Lew is exactly the wrong guy for Treasury Secretary and my thinking goes along with what we said on January 8. We need a deep non-fed economist for the issues coming up. Here is what Wikopedia…Continue Reading →
These will be two of the big pieces of the coming Financial plan. Doug Cass includes the transaction tax as one of his big surprises for 2013 and Chuck Hagel will pare now the military. It really shouldn’t be a…Continue Reading →
Obama is in a place where he can do something big in terms of the country and the economy. This will require the high road, getting a strong Treasury Secretary, and an economist or two from out side the Boston…Continue Reading →
As in years past, we like to let the year provide a little peak before making the yearly forecast and projections. Note that this blog was first published on January 22, 2008. Our Annual Forecast will be presented in the…Continue Reading →
Back on September 7th we outlined the parameters of the trap area. The last minute, actually after the last minute by a day, avoidance of the Fiscal Cliff is making the market buoyant again and is pushing the market back…Continue Reading →