In this edition of StockCharts TV‘s The Final Bar, guest Ari Wald, CFA CMT of Oppenheimer lays out a bull case for the S&P 500 based on valuations and forward returns given strong breadth conditions. Dave reviews stocks reporting earnings this week, ...
Last month, Democratic Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez proposed a bill that would allow the incorporation of financial institutions controlled by states and municipalities. These banks would be not-for-profit, tightly regulated, and given special government subsidies. The Congresswomen claim ...
[This speech was delivered at the Mises Institute on the 50th anniversary of the publication of Human Action in 1999. This year, May 16-18, join Dr. Joseph T. Salerno, Dr. Thomas J. DiLorenzo, Dr. Jörg Guido Hülsmann, Dr. Mark Thornton, and more for a conference in honor of the 75th ...
The biggest mover so far in one month’s time is sugar futures, up over 16%. As I am a big follower of weather patterns and have predicted weather could be a huge factor on several crops this year, one major ...
Are you about to tackle a big move? Whether you’re relocating from the hustle and bustle of city life to charming scenery in the countryside or making the leap to move out of a family home for the first time, ...
In the realm of macroeconomics, a legion of PhD economists in central banks passionately contends that interest rates are a pivotal policy tool for managing the economy. Simultaneously, these economists firmly uphold that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an ...
On this episode of StockCharts TV’s Sector Spotlight, I highlight the short-term weakness in BTC, the price strength in USD, and the clear strength of stocks over all other asset classes. In sectors, I analyze the continuing rotation out of defensive ...
The UK government borrowed £5 billion less than expected by the Office for Budget Responsibility in the year so far to December, raising the chances of the chancellor cutting taxes at the budget on March 6. The government borrowed £119.1 ...
The discretionary spending power of households across all parts of Britain has increased for the first time in two years. Wage growth and easing inflation left families with more money to spend on treats in the final quarter of 2023, ...
Scotland’s salmon sector – the UK’s biggest food export – has expressed frustration over ongoing red tape which has now cost an estimated £12 million extra since Brexit. While international demand remains incredibly high for the premium fish grown off ...