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What most bond fund managers are really good at is choosing a benchmark they can beat. Read More
“These days, people become cooks instead of becoming lawyers or doctors.” That’s Wolfgang Puck, from a 2016 interview with... Read More
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Ambassador Alan Wolff says President Donald Trump’s novel implementation of America’s tariff law is illegal and runs counter to how... Read More
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Use today’s calm to prepare for the next perfect storm. Read More
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Delaying Social Security reform would spare politicians difficult choices today while leaving taxpayers with a much larger bill tomorrow. Read More
Majeure problem? Read More
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A tariff may look like a uniform tax. In practice, exemptions give politically connected firms an advantage. Read More
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The administration is trying to ban companies from stockpiling goods before their tariffs go into effect. Read More
But the spending base is not. Read More
Consumers are still spending, inflation be damned. Read More
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The market has been quiet the last few weeks. This could be the start of a rally. Read More
GameStop showed that being right on fundamentals may not be enough when retail flows alter the price path. Read More
The ADRs of these wide-moat companies are attractive buys today. Read More
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Owen Richason, RealClearMarkets
A new poll found that 44.9 percent of Florida residents would vote to pass Amendment 3, previously titled “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes,” in November, even as multiple municipalities across the state warn of deep cuts to critical services such as police, fire, and other emergency services. However, the tax reform initiative would exclude these expenditures and more, inc... Read More
What most bond fund managers are really good at is choosing a benchmark they can beat.... Read More
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