INTANGIBLE VS TANGIBLE VALUE
Bloomberg writes all the physical assets owned by all the companies in the S & P 500, all the cars and office building and factories and merchandise, if sold would generate less than ...
Bloomberg writes all the physical assets owned by all the companies in the S & P 500, all the cars and office building and factories and merchandise, if sold would generate less than ...
In my view the market had little reaction to what Bloomberg writes “is the most significant monopoly case filed in the US in perhaps 100 years.” The US Justice Department is poised to...
The WSJ wrote “technology companies are set to end the year with their greatest share of the stock market yet, topping the dot-com era peak.” The Journal stated that companies involved in ...
Today is Monday October 19 a date I vividly recall. Thirty-three years ago, and after only six months in the business, the Dow plummeted 22%, the largest one-day percentage drop in history. I am a ...
Depending upon one’s preconceived bias, yesterday’s economic data can be viewed as either half full or half empty....
The indices declined after Treasury Secretary Mnuchin stated that it would be difficult to get a stimulus deal done before the election. Bloomberg notes however, the inverse of the vast majority of ...
The headlines are declaratively stating Biden will be the next President and the odds of a blue wave is rising. The headlines are also stating the reason for the recent advance is increased ...
Many are convinced a Biden presidency will create an economic boom via increased fiscal spending. While it is correct equities typically perform best under a Democratic Administration given the ...
Many times, I have commented about the massive influence that technology and algorithmic trading have upon the market. Dated SEC statistics suggest 90% of volume is the result of ...
Equities were retraced some gains as House Speaker Pelosi said there could be no action on a stand-alone bill to aid airlines or any other sector the economy without an agreement on a broader economic...