After 20 years in the retail and consumer goods sector, I became a research analyst and market strategist for Capital Ladder Advisory Group. Since 2011, I have published some 400+ articles surrounding mainstream retailers like Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Costco and more. I've covered ...
more After 20 years in the retail and consumer goods sector, I became a research analyst and market strategist for Capital Ladder Advisory Group. Since 2011, I have published some 400+ articles surrounding mainstream retailers like Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Costco and more. I've covered consumer goods corporations such as Apple, Keurig Green Mountain, SodaStream, Skullcandy, Fitbit and more. To date, I've garnered over a hundred media references to my analytics including Forbes, /yahoo Finance and The New York Times. In 2018 I co-founded Finom Group https://www.finomgroup.com, a subscription website for financial market daily information and investment research reports.
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Trade Concessions, Central Banks & Retail Sales Ahead
Again, the Trump Put is a known, regardless of how Cramer spins it. And who cares, the market dictates policy, always has, always will. Hence the dip buying and the forced conciliatory stance on both sides after the August swoons in the market forced it to be.
Trade Concessions, Central Banks & Retail Sales Ahead
I think that opinion is in the majority, sooooo.....?
Breaking Down The Bull/Bear Argument
It’s not all bad news, however. According to a Friday analysis by LPL Financial, the past 15 times that the S&P 500 lost ground in August, the rest of the year saw positive returns every single time.
A Recession Is Coming Or Is This Just Hyperbole And Fear Mongering?
I factor in most everything, including the aforementioned. You're assumption is with great error.
A Recession Is Coming Or Is This Just Hyperbole And Fear Mongering?
Gary, I just can't with that last comment my friend. Why you think men differ their tech spending vs. women...
A Recession Is Coming Or Is This Just Hyperbole And Fear Mongering?
Because a greater portion of discretionary income has been devoted to information technology and hardware since 2010. Look at the data surrounding wireless and streaming which has siphoned sales from department store retail sales and of course, apparel.
Why The Fed Could Cut By 50bps & Why It Won’t Matter
Peter Boockvar succinctly explained why in one of his recent letters. The problem is that ‘easy money’ stops working when it becomes normal, as it now is.
"Lower rates don’t encourage borrowing unless potential borrowers think it’s a limited-time opportunity. Which they don’t anymore, and shouldn’t, since the Fed shows no sign of ever going back to what was once normal.”
I'm guessing the bears want their cake and to eat it too. Crying about record level debt, but lower rates won't lead to more borrowing. Ummmmm?
Trade Truce, Check! S&P 3,000... We'll See, And Why?
Theres little history regarding tariff implementation and using history isn't likely the appropriate way to rationalize given this the first occurence with a truly globally intertwined economy.
Trade Truce, Check! S&P 3,000... We'll See, And Why?
I don't agree with his methodologies, but destroy the economy in 4 years seems unlikely. Much that has been undone and then instituted (tariffs) by the administration can just as easily be undone by the next. He'll back off in due time as noted in the article, just a place cardholder until the time is right.
Are You Prepped For Better News In H2 2019?
No, your scope has narrowed to the headlines, I refer you to our full scale research report which identifies the rational behind tariffs remaining and not likely to be removed under the current administration unless...