Professor Who Called Dow 20,000 Says He’s Nervous About Trends
Wharton professor credited with calling Dow 20,000 in 2015 told CNBC during a Wednesday interview is “nervous about the trends I see in inflation.
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Free-Spending Consumers Defy Economy's Unholy Trinity
The consumer still appears more than willing to spend in the face of rising inflation and raging COVID-19 infections.
Seventh Annual Advisor Authority Reveals Financial Professionals Bullish About M&A in RIA Industry
Broker-Dealer Financial Professionals look to Monetize their Practice while others look to make their practices stronger.
Here is the Next Problem for the Stock Market: Morning Brief
Leaving out other examples of the bulls downplaying risk in the decade-plus since the Great Recession, I find myself at a similar crossroads today.
Government Shutdowns Tend to be ‘Short-Lived’, Strategist Says
If it lasts more than 30 days, it's certainly going to have a bigger impact on the economy. But generally speaking, shutdowns tend to be short-lived.
Transitory Inflation Will Last Longer Than a Couple Quarters
Our expectation is the Fed is going to wait til November to indicate they're going to begin the taper process that it'll start closer to December.
Roubini Says He’s ‘Dr. Realist’ by Warning of Global-Debt Trap
Nouriel Roubini -- renowned for foreseeing the mortgage collapse -- said the post-pandemic world seems to be heading toward a repeat.
