On Wednesday of this week, the US Labor Department revised its calculation for the number of new jobs created in the twelve months ending in March of ...
If you place a ceiling on the price of a good or service, below the clearing price, you get a shortage of that good or service. A shortage results in ...
The business, financial, economic or stock market story that has dominated our collective consciousness over the last year has not been the labor mark...
Friday was a boring day in the markets. Stocks finished mixed but little changed. Especially compared to the dramatic moves we’ve seen lately. Volum...
A good day for stocks was supposedly sparked by economic reports released Thursday morning that supposedly were good news and that supposedly showed t...
As a general rule, we are disinclined to monocausal explanations of economic or financial developments. The economy and markets are complex, chaotic s...
The US economy coughed on Friday, the Japanese and Korean stock markets caught a cold and then at 9:30 AM ET yesterday, what had been a not all that u...
In 2002, or thereabouts, I began working with a client who owned something like $1.5 million of stock in Intel, which was, at the time, the largest ch...
Stocks sold off, hard, from open to close on Thursday, in one of the biggest daily declines in over a year. It was brutal. But in a market that has be...
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