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Bloomberg – America’s Retailers Are Closing Stores Faster Than Ever Amazon is gobbling up most of the industry’s online growth The battered American retail industry took a few more lumps this week, with stores at both ends of the price...
Comment Jim Bianco was on CNBC yesterday discussing bond sentiment. To view the interview, click on the image above. To view any of our recent interviews, click here. CNBC – David Tepper: ‘You bet your heinie’ I’m short...
The Financial Times – WTI oil prices fall below $50 for first time since December Oil is slipping after data from the US revealed the country’s oil stockpiles hit an all-time record in February – rising for the ninth consecutive month and...
Bloomberg.com – Shale Billionaire Hamm Says Industry Binge Can ‘Kill’ Oil Market Harold Hamm, the billionaire shale oilman, said the U.S. industry could “kill” the oil market if it embarks into another spending binge, a rare...
Bloomberg View – Tim Duy: Fed Must Look at Soft Data to Justify a Rate Hike Note that the divergence between markets and the Fed appears to have been more a matter of increasing confidence in the outlook than one of dramatic change in the...
The Financial Times – Capital controls the talk of China parliamentarians “The biggest bottleneck enterprises encounter is the strict controls on foreign exchange,” Fu Jun, chairman of conglomerate Macrolink, told state media. “After a...
Of Dollars And Data (Blog) – The Fees Are Too Damn High: How Active Funds Have Cost Investors Over $250 Billion You read that right: The fees are too damn high and they have cost investors over $250 billion since the year 2000. I am talking...
MarketWatch.com – Bull market’s 8-year anniversary reminds us that the Dow rewards the bold Apple has gained nearly 1,000% since 2009 If investors took a leap of faith when the bottom fell out of the market eight years ago and invested...
The Financial Times – Goldman Sachs’ lessons from the ‘quant quake’ Nearly 10 years after its nadir, quantitative investing is again the hot trend in finance What became known as the “quant quake” subsided in a week and was largely...
The Wall Street Journal – Corporate Insiders Haven’t Been This Uninterested in Buying Stocks Since Ronald Reagan Was President Corporate executives are buying their own firms’ shares at the slowest pace in at least 29 years, the latest sign...