What a Surge in Durable Goods Orders Means for Stocks
Durable goods orders are higher than they’ve ever been, including pre-pandemic. This is good for consumers and business and bullish for stocks.
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Author: Michael Carr
Manufacturing Jobs Come Back … But Here’s the Catch
Manufacturing jobs used to pay well and come with great benefits. Nowadays, despite not paying well and offering no benefits, manufacturing jobs have been on the rise.
Spike in Rental Prices Sets Up the Next Long-Term Crisis
While home prices continue to attract attention, another part of the real estate market is becoming unaffordable.
Operating Margin Points to a Bullish Future for Large Caps
The operating margin is a good indicator of financial performance. They’ve been on the rise in recent months, which is bullish for stocks.
If the Fed’s Right, Interest Rates Should Double
Even if the Fed can achieve stable inflation at their desired target, long-term interest rates should almost triple.
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