The Fed Is Like an Irrational Used Car Dealer
To keep interest rates down the Treasury is issuing more and more short-term debt, supported by the Fed. The two are acting like bad used car dealers.
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Author: Michael Carr
Retail Sector Might Be the Hottest in the Next Bull Market
Bull markets climb a wall of worry, according to a popular Wall Street saying. That’s a bad sign for some in the retail sector.
The Fed Wanted Inflation — It May Get Stagflation Instead
Inflation is back. But with one important index spiking the highest it has in decades, we may be facing stagflation instead.
Spot Bearish Moments With One Inflation Trend
Inflation generally heralds bear markets. Incorporate this trend into your investing strategy to help spot market downturns.
Mortgage Rates Spike May Create Unattainable Housing Market
Housing market news is discouraging to buyers, chief among the bad news is the possibility of mortgage rates increasing substantially. Higher rates will mean higher payments for buyers. Sellers may still be in a good position because supply will remain. Homes could keep hitting the market, even as they become less affordable.
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