Did The Moody Grinch Steal Christmas?
The DJIA has declined since October, and stocks continued to plunge on Christmas Eve, an event some media outlets called the “Nightmare Before Christmas.”
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Why Asset Bubbles Will Always Surprise Us
Socionomists can’t prevent financial bubbles — but we can predict them.
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End of the Line for a Great American Icon
Can a company can get too big for its own good? Yes — especially when the even bigger long-term market trend reverses direction…
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Who Controls Interest Rates? See for Yourself
Asked what the biggest risk to the economy was, Trump replied: the Fed.
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Hurricane Michael vs. Crude Oil Prices vs. Conventional “Explanations”
As Hurricane Michael knocked out 42% of the Gulf of Mexico’s oil output, U.S. crude futures…
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A Silver-Haired Date with Bankruptcy
The debt boogeyman is alive and squirming beneath this optimism. Will tax cuts, deregulation and better trade deals boost growth and shore up revenues?
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Showing Signs of Wear and Tear
Summer heat has arrived in the United Kingdom, yet its housing market is getting the chills.
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