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The Federal share of the economy, that is government spending as a percent of GDP, will go over 25% next year, the highest level since WWII.
Read →In this type of environment, we will quickly find out what GE is made of.
Read →As all of the money center banks and investment banks have their stocks fall off of a cliff, General Electric's stock is sticking to a 5 year high. This doesn't make any sense to me.
Read →I've been trading QQQQ calls and puts off and on to generate income. I wanted to share some of my trades and welcome feedback and input. If you have thoughts and suggestions on how I can improve my positions, please feel free to post.
Read →A cardiologist shares his thoughts on healthcare stocks.
Read →Ranexa - CVTX's lead drug has sold poorly - hampered by a difficult label. The company just submitted an application to change that label- which will almost certainly be accepted- and the stock traded down. With the diabetes data likely to come out soon, this is a great time to start or add to a position in CVTX.
Read →The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee met today and described an economy that had bottomed but that will be slow to recover.
Read →Is now a good time to look at I Bonds? Some say yes, I say no. Here's why.
Read →Here is some great information on different aspects of the loan process, and how a lender looks at borrowers.
Read →Better than expected economic news dropped the price of oil this past week. Think about that statement.
Read →Charles Plosser of the Philly Fed said that housing problems shouldn't stand in the way of raising rates sooner rather than later.
Read →FEAR AND GREED the two emotions of the stock market
Maybe you have seen the ads for the trading systems that were going to revolutionize market trading as we know it, or maybe you didn't catch them before they disapeared. I have a theory about that.
Read →Cheng Siwei, vice chairman of China's National People's Congress, told a conference in Beijing the country should improve the structure of its $1.43 trillion of foreign reserves by favoring stronger currencies. This is another impact of the recent rates cuts of the Fed, The dollar is collapsing and the momentum of this collapse is accelerating.
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