Before the pandemic, increased globalization seemed certain. Now, with the gulf between the recovery of the U.S. and Eurozone growing, there could be a shift towards nationalism as the lackluster k-shaped recovery in the rest of the world threatens the U.S.
Let’s cut the Fed-babble and call things how they really are. Because what happened last week means a lot for our dividends — and whether we’ll be able to count on them in the future.
Jobs are coming back as the economy continues to recover from last year’s economic shutdowns, or so the data says. But the data might simply be showing recovery because last year was so bad. Failure to reach a new high will be a sign the recovery is turning into a recession.
In case you missed it, the Federal Reserve made waves this past week. That raises the question: Is it time to buy bitcoin or gold?
Leverage means companies are borrowing money and expect future profits to be enough to pay off the debt, and many are overextended.
Enter your username and password below