"I don’t fear stronger accommodation to support inflation... the setting of monetary policy I think is quite adequate." - Chicago Fed president Charles Evans.
...potential to see monster returns if the event were to pass and all that crash is puked back into the ether... or conversely be turned to dust into a God-forbidden realization of chaos...
Today’s economy is not backed by organic growth and strong productivity, but rather debt and fiscal and monetary schemes. Given the environment, the argument for speculation over reliable earnings growth is befuddling...
As a co-worker in New York put it yesterday, one would think perhaps the UK is one giant pub. Indeed, perhaps it always was. This isn’t the first time UK politicians have put the ideal ahead of the real and the drinking culture at the heart of UK identity...
“Don’t fight the Fed” may be correct in the United States where the identity between companies and minority shareholders is greater, but of course “Don’t fight the ECB” is completely false for equities...
"We have reached an agreement with Republicans on the CR to add nearly $8 billion in desperately needed nutrition assistance for hungry schoolchildren and families."
Senior editor, Ash Bennington, welcomes back Tony Greer, editor of the Morning Navigator, to discuss the ongoing inflation trade. Tony expounds on his bullish…
