Charts of the Week
Who Are the 2020 Leaders?
May 1, 2019
Which candidates are expected to run for President in 2020? Who will control the House and Senate?.
Which candidates are expected to run for President in 2020? Who will control the House and Senate?.
Our top posts from the last week
A look at commodity prices since 1749
The stock market can now be broken into two parts, the 12 disruptors (which includes the six FAANMGs) and everything else. The disruptors are running the show as no other concentrated theme/industry has before.
Today's topics include the Fed's patience, crude oil volatility, big data and measuring inflation, the Fed's inflation problem, the dollar, rising U.S. productivity, European stocks and replacing LIBOR.
A combination of low Inflation and weak GDP real final sales might prompt the Fed to consider a rate cut.
As earnings season approaches the halfway point, earnings are a little better than expected. Revenues are disappointing.
Today's topics include negative-yielding bonds, central banks targeting spending, betting on volatility, the death of inflation, reforming the Eurozone, the value of intangible assets, China's investment landscape and Stephen Moore's bid for the Fed.
A look at the size of various markets compared to the U.S. economy
Today's topics include leveraged loans, the bull market in stocks, fixing capitalism, active bond investing, Argentina, slowing global trade, Italy and rising gasoline prices.