RealClearMarkets Week of November 6, 2017 Archives

RealClearMarkets Research Reports

Monday, November 6

Thoughts on a Balanced Approach to Retirement Investing

Eric Nelson Servo Wealth

November Kicks Off a Normally Strong Market Month

Ryan Detrick LPL Financial

October's Employment Gains Leave Us Where We Were

Richard Moody Regions Bank

Fed Stands Pat in November; Gets Ready to Go in December

Liz Ann Sonders CS

Tuesday, November 7

This Time's Different, But Not How Investors Imagine

John Hussman Hussman Funds

Spirit of the Season: Scary Charts for Investors

Jeffrey Kleintop Charles Schwab

Stock Ownership Figures Don't Indicate a 'Bubble'

Chris Ciovacco Ciovacco Capital

In Striving to Save Man From His Own Folly, Bitcoin Reaches

Daniel Oliver Myrmikan

Wednesday, November 8

A More Sober Reading of 3 Percent GDP Growth

Joseph Calhoun Alhambra Partners

Fannie & Freddie Still Endanger the U.S. Economy

John Berlau Competitive Enterprise

Stocks Aren't So Spooky

Liz Ann Sonders Brad Sorensen & Jeffrey Kleintop Charles Schwab

Real Tax Cuts Are Restrained by Rules Hostile to Growth

Brian Wesbury First Trust

Thursday, November 9

Most Dangerous & Ubiquitous Shortcut in Financial Planning

John West & Arnie Ko

Roth vs. Traditional 401(k)—Which Is Better?

Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz Charles Schwab

Saudi Arabia and the Republican Tax Plan: Will Markets React?

Brad McMillan CFN

An Analysis of the U.S. Sugar Program

John Beghin & Amani Elobeid American Enterprise

Friday, November 10

It's the End of the World As We Know It, But I Feel Fine

Jeff Erber Grey Owl Capital

Risk: Preparing Clients for an Uncertain Journey

Shane Shepherd Research Affiliates

House Tax Reform Bill: What Investors Need to Know

Michael Townsend Charles Schwab

Diversification Without the Heartburn

Jim Masturzo & Jonathan Treussard Research Aff.

Monday, November 13

One Year After the Election; Where Does the Trump Rally Rank?

Ryan Detrick LPL

Can I Protect My Retirement Income From Taxes?

Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz Charles Schwab

The Feast or Famine Pattern In Economic Data Releases Continues

Richard Moody