Hope, Greed, Fear, Worry and the Fed
Fed policy will help stocks climb the wall of worry, even if it is entirely absurd.
Fed policy will help stocks climb the wall of worry, even if it is entirely absurd.
The Fed's confused belief that its role is to regulate the labor market is again putting monetary risk in play.
Tech is no bargain, but it's at the center of an investment-led recovery.
The deficit is a reflection of our performance-based economy -- slow growth was its cause, and fast growth will be its cure.
Treasury's ill-advised shift to an "activist" dollar policy carries potentially ominous domestic and international implications.
Political posturing and unsound economics threatens the expansion.
The talk remains gloomy -- but the encouraging action in IPOs and high-yield debt speaks louder than words.
Accelerating growth and inflation risk mean that Treasuries are headed for a big fall.
Evidence of jobs recovery may save the Fed from an all-too-familiar policy error.
Why isn't the stock market reacting better to Friday's jobs growth news?