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I have been around the stock market and investing in stocks for over 60 years. I began my career in the investment business as a retail broker in 1970 with Kansas City based H. O. Peet. Peet was acquired in 1978 by Kidder, Peabody. With the merger I moved his business to the institutional ...more

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Tax Hikes: The Market Says, “Meh”
The opening salvo in the tax debate has been fired. The salvo concluded on Thursday with a proposal suggesting a top tax rate on income of 40.8% and 23.8 on capital gains for those making over $1 million dollars a year.
When In Doubt, Return To The COVID-19 Playbook
It may be time to change playbooks. Forget valuation… We have to own something.
The Real "Doctor Doom" Is Back And He's Gloomy
Henry Kaufman, former chief economist at Salomon Brothers, is back, and he is loaded for bear...
Interest Rates And Stocks: Heads You Lose … Tails You Lose!
Now that the market has righted itself, experts are warning us that rising interest rates and the specter of rising inflation are going to be bad for stocks. 
The Death TINA (There Is No Alternative)
There is no alternative to stocks simply because rates are so low, close to zero, and stocks were the only place you could get a return.
Record Highs–Yet So Much Fear
The Fear of Being Bitten Again “Besides the last eleven months, there have only been five other streaks where the VIX remained elevated above 20 for at least six months.”
We And The Markets Are In For A Dark Period… Not
Last week the market went retrograde, back to the old play book where ‘big tech’ reigned supreme.
The Mob And The Market
I believe we are nowhere near the final curtain on the market, but would urge those who believe their bond portfolio is a safe place to hide to please reconsider that notion.
The Market Floats In A Sea Of Mines
With all the stimulus and zero interest rates, the secular bull market will continue... but with a catch.
” … The Good News Is Already Baked Into Stocks.”
Stimulus and low-interest rates worldwide seem under-appreciated as long-term drivers for the economy.
Don’t Let 'Em Scare You Out Of Your Stocks
There is no question that the market is overextended. So what should you do about it?
"Investors Are Gorging On Hyper-Bullishness As Turkey Day Nears"
In his recent article, Randall Forsyth cites a significant bump in investor sentiment. But Forsyth’s sentiment issue is a polaroid versus the big picture. We are in a secular bull market and investor would be wise to ignore the noise.
"Interest Rates Are Going Thru The Ceiling" – The Next “Big Thing” To Worry About
The market appears willing to ignore really bad news on the virus front, while the next big thing may be rising interest rates which will go hand in hand with improving stock prices.
Interest Rates Are Going Thru The Ceiling!–the Next “BIG THING” To Worry About
If this market continues to plow ahead, it is likely to draw money out of bonds. Ergo, rates will be going up
The Death Of Oil
Concerns about a worldwide resurgence of Covid-19 have raised the specter of declining economic activity and the negative potential impact on oil demand.
The Market: Being Stalked By The Bear
The Nasdaq composite closed down nearly 10% in six trading days. This was accompanied by smaller sympathetic declines in the Dow, S&P 500, and Russell 2000.
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