When we were younger, after school, and over the summers, my three brothers and I worked at our Dad’s feedstore.  The highlight most days was ordering What-a

Greenspan’s famous Irrational Exuberance remarks were uttered Thursday evening, December 5, 1996.  The international equity markets plunged as Greenspan spoke.

Thanksgiving 
As Thanksgiving approaches, we find ourselves reflecting on the many blessings for which we are thankful.  If you are reading this, please know you

Whether exasperated, elated, or exhausted over the election, the markets currently seem energized over potentially higher corporate earnings ahead.  After all

With heated political discord and rancorous rhetoric, it seems some investors are concerned over various political outcomes.  At all times, and especially

A Pivot from Earnings to Economics, from Inflation to Employment

Corporate earnings are strong, appear to be robust for the year, and are forecasted to be even

The Economy is Slowing

The faint caution lights indicating an economic slowdown only a short time back are now beginning to flash brightly.  It seems highly

The week of Independence Day is one of our favorite times of year.  It allows us to reflect upon our history and to remember our many blessings and freedoms.

Longer-term the market moves on fundamentals.  And, if we've known each other for even only a brief time, you likely know the next sentence:  The most basic of

This looks to be an interesting week, and we’re not simply referring to the eclipse.

All eyes will be on Wednesday’s CPI report to see how well the Fed is

Yesterday the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve spoke.  And, fortunately for the markets, the Fed had a good story to tell.

As

Fundamentals… Expensive

At first glance, the market appears to be expensive.  After all, based on street consensus, the S&P is currently trading at 21 times