Bonner: Step Aside, Fed. Let the Market Set Interest Rates by Bonner & Partners | Aug 15, 2019 | Economy, News POITOU, FRANCE — Stocks traded down on Wednesday. Investors are getting spooked by high bond prices (low yields). MarketWatch: The yield for the longest-dated Treasury bond is now a hair’s breadth away from plumbing its lowest level in history. Investors said the $22 trillion U.S. government debt market was now approaching this key milestone on […]
Dalio: There’s a ‘Conflict’ Coming Between the Rich and Poor by Eugene Townes | Jul 31, 2019 | Economy, News Dalio said that if he were leading the U.S. he would declare income inequality a "national emergency."
Goldman Sachs: Value Investing Is Still Alive, With a Twist by Eugene Townes | Jul 2, 2019 | Investing If the Federal Reserve eases its monetary policy, it could lead to a change in attitude towards value stocks.
Howard Marks Warns Against Investor Complacency: No, This Time Is Not Different by JT Crowe | Jun 13, 2019 | Investing Marks: People who think things can and will only get better are setting themselves up for monumental failure.
Mackenzie Bezos Pledges Half Her $36B Amazon Fortune to Charity by News Team | May 28, 2019 | News The divorce leaves her with a 4% stake in Amazon which is currently worth more than $36 billion.
