Paul Singer Says: “Trouble Ahead”
Paul Singer is a terrifying hedge manager, and he's worried about the lack of operating earnings within large companies as ...
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Red and Blue America’s Shocking Home Price Disparity
Home price data shows that blue states have more expensive housing markets than red states, and that may affect policy ...
Bullish Durable Goods Trend May Be Too Good for Stocks
Durable goods orders are up, which is a good sign for the economy as households spend more. It's also good ...
Fed Chair Powell’s Unemployment Talk Is Empty
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell testified before Congress this week, and his take on unemployment expectations is hard to interpret.
A Double-Dip Recession Is Still Possible
Home prices are soaring, and sustaining economic growth is harder in these conditions. A double-dip recession is a greater possibility ...
Shipping Costs Aren’t Good News for the New Economy
COVID-19 triggered a surge in online shopping growth, but rising shipping costs are another inflationary pressure in the new economy.
Stimulus-Fueled Budget Deficit Should Trouble Congress
Some argue more broad stimulus is needed. But spending on this level may not be the answer as the budget ...
Texas Crisis Offers a Look at Natural Gas Market
The cold weather sweeping across the country has increased demand for natural gas. Here's a look at this oftentimes volatile ...
COVID-19 Contraction Worse Than Both World Wars
COVID-19 has been an unprecedented event. It’s the first global pandemic in the modern era, and it has changed the ...
What Ballooning Government Debt Means for the Stock Market
It seems like no one cares about government debt anymore, but looking abroad provides some insight into the impact it ...
