Fund Managers Finally Feeling The Holiday Cheer
While managers are showing signs of caution, the recent thawing in the trade-related tensions between the United States and China has calmed nerves.
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Why Ray Dalio Would Rather Write A Children's Book
The billionaire has shared bits of the book with his 6-year-old grandson, and parents tell him that their 10- and 12-year-old kids get the message.
Does Warren Buffett Actually Care About The Environment?
Berkshire Hathaway Energy, Buffett‘s large utility conglomerate, owns western utility PacifiCorp, which has a sizable fleet of coal power plants.
Stephen Moore: Why Trump Needs Tax Cut 2.0
Every plausible Democratic candidate for president has endorsed tax increases as centerpieces of the economic agenda. Trump should reverse the trend.
Jeffrey Gundlach Says the Theory of Unlimited Deficit Spending Is a ‘Crackpot Idea‘
The so-called bond king is not shy when it come to rebuking the increasingly popular theory backed by progressives — the Modern Monetary Theory.
Nouriel Roubini Delights In Impending “Crypto Apocalypse"
The economist and famed crypto-hater says some crypto networks actually have "negative" value after accounting for the energy costs of production.
Is The 60-40 Allocation Rule Dead?
The first shot fired was a report from Bank of America’s Jared Woodard and Derek Harris, who argued bonds no longer offer diversification.
