As a fan of both history and finance, I cannot believe this chart was made five years ago and I had never seen it! In any case, here it is; click on it for better readability, as there is a huge amount of information.
Bonds sold off again last week with the yield on the 10 year Treasury closing over 1.6% for the first time since early June. The yield is now down just 16 basis points from the high of 1.76% set on March 30. But this rise in rates is at least a little different than the […]
OK, earnings season is starting again, people! And that means we can finally pretend it’s the early 1980s again and things like revenue, earnings, and management actually mean something.
From a time perspective, the 10-12 month cycle ideally should be in a top phase. But it surpassed its last cycle projection of 4440 so it is probably in trending mode. Both the 6 month cycle and the 13 week cycles appear to be trending.
Some clothes-related companies whose stocks I think are in trouble……….
It’s turning into a debacle.
The U.S. advertising industry is the largest in the world. Each year, companies spend more than $290 billion on ads in the country to raise awareness for their products and services and ultimately to improve their sales. But which industry is the bigge…
Four monster waves are about to crash onto the Fed’s beach party and sweep away the unwary revelers.
The Eccles Building is absolutely crowded with highly-paid PhDs. Hundreds and hundreds of them work for the Federal Reserve.
More than half of the participants in a Statista Global Consumer Survey identify Facebook as a platform where advertisements are prominent and noticeable. When taking its subsidiary Instagram into consideration, the gap of obvious versus subtle ad deli…