Economic Outlook

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A Skeptical Resolution

December 4, 2013

There is less than a month left before we close the books on 2013, and this year has been a very good one for the bulls. However, one thing I will caution you on is not to expect the same kind of market year in 2014. Sure, the market may keep rolling unabated to another […]

A Gross Feeling of Guilt

November 27, 2013

While Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for what we have, it’s also a time to remember that if you earned your money through hard work and determined effort, you should feel proud of your achievement. Unfortunately, today many want you to feel a sense of guilt over what you’ve achieved. This week we […]

A QE Confessional

November 13, 2013

There was a remarkable mea culpa in Monday’s Wall Street Journal that I encourage you to read. The op-ed, “Andrew Huszar: Confessions of a Quantitative Easer,” was written by the man who was tasked with implementing the policy at the heart of the Fed’s first round of quantitative easing (QE), the purchase of some $1.25 […]

A Roaring ‘20s Redux?

October 23, 2013

Equities are going straight up next year, and the stock market is reminiscent of the roaring ‘20s. That’s what MarketWatch columnist Paul Farrell wrote in his latest piece, and if you haven’t read it yet, it’s definitely worth a few minutes of your time. I say that not because I agree with Farrell, although he […]

Now’s the Time to Watch Interest Rates

October 16, 2013

Now that it appears that a deal is in place in Washington, we need to turn our attention to one key metric that affects all financial markets. That metric is interest rates. Interest rates are either going to be a headwind for the economy or a tailwind going forward, and watching the key indicators here […]

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8 Great Investment Strategies for Investors Right Now

October 2, 2013

The recent decision by the Federal Reserve to hold off on any “tapering” of its current $85-billion-per-month bond-buying program certainly surprised markets, but there is no denying that the central bank will almost certainly begin to alter monetary policy over the course of the next several months, next year and several years. So, what will […]

Depardieu Defies Despotism

December 26, 2012

By Jim Woods   This week, my friend, colleague and frequent Eagle Daily Investor contributor weighs in on, of all things, a French movie star’s high-profile, anti-tax protest. I suspect that if taxes become this onerous here at home, we are liable to see this type of action by U.S. citizens in the future.   […]

The Election, Your Money, Your Future

November 7, 2012

  So, now that we know President Obama will occupy the White House for the next four years, there likely will be a whole lot of anxiety over what’s going to happen to the economy, the markets, the dreaded "fiscal cliff," tax policy, etc. Immediate reaction by the equity markets to the president’s reelection was […]

Looking Four Years into the Future

November 7, 2012

I have to share a few thoughts on what the next four years may bring now that the president has been reelected. For this, I want to present my friend and fellow Eagle Publishing colleague Nicholas Vardy, who recently provided what I thought, was quite a brilliant analysis of what things might look like by […]

The ’87 Market Crash — Lessons Learned 25 Years Later

October 24, 2012

Do you know where you were 25 years ago?   If you had money in the stock market, then you probably don’t need me to remind you that just about 25 years ago, October 19, 1987, is notoriously known as “Black Monday,” and this ominous moniker has been assigned for very good reason. That’s because […]

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