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Yale Bock is the founder, owner, and operator of Y H & C investments, a registered investment adviser based in Las Vegas, NV. He earned the right to use the Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 2007 and has an M.B.A. from UC-Irvine's Paul Mirage Fraduate School of Management in ...more

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Decent Earnings, GDP Neutralize Uncertainty For Markets
This week's earnings featured reports from tech giants, big oil majors, financials and consumer favorites. Here's how they performed.
Technology Results & Merger Rumors Offset Industrial Weakness
Over the last five days, three very big corporate transactions have all been rumored close to being finalized.
Soft Retail Data Sidelines Fed As Critics Proclaim Mission Creep
When the August retail sales number came in at a worse than expected -.3% (expectation of -.1%), Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen must have sighed a little bit, knowing any chance of an interest rate hike next week should be off the table.
Soft August Jobs Report Gives Yellen Time
With data dependent Federal Reserve Board members just champing at the bit to normalize interest rates, all eyes were on Friday’s job report to see if the hawks would get their wish.
Fed Leans To Move As Markets Sleep
If a participant in a time machine was looking back in history and comparing the events of financial markets from 2016 to 2015, they probably wouldn't be able to tell one from another, especially if comparing the actions of the Federal Reserve.
Markets Flat Line As Volume Fades In Dog Days
In the midst of the final days of a long, hot, relentlessly tumultuous summer, a quiet calm seems to have settled over most major markets. Here in the United States, volumes have dried up to less than half of their typical totals.
Retail Rebounds As Market Grinds Higher
It seems the biggest beneficiaries of the back to school season have been the beaten down department stores as the heavyweights in the sector reported mostly better than expected earnings.
Big Jobs Number Helps Market Overcome Oil
Ms. Yellen now seems to be facing the distinct prospect of more urgency to move in the direct opposite direction of most of her rate cutting brethren at the Bank of England, Bank of Japan, ECB, Swiss National Bank, and the Australian Central Bank
Technology Big Boys Bolster Equity Markets
When you look at the market values of Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook, what is hard to remember is that every single one of them has at one time been in the doghouse of investors over the last 10 years.
Markets Move As Earnings Parade Begins
Companies are rewarded for growth and efficiency, and in many cases, penalized for deficiencies in either department. Investors have plenty of exposure to tech and energy so earnings will have immediate and medium term reverberations.
Solid Bank Earnings Bolster Markets
A dilemma currently exists in the financial world as there are billions of dollars of fixed income securities with negative yields which are being purchased even though if they are held to maturity, the owner will lose money.
June Jobs Number Boosts Markets, Earnings On Deck
The widely anticipated June jobs report came out with a much greater than expected number of 287 thousand jobs created (expectation of 175k).
Stocks Recover From Brexit But What's Next For The U.S. Economy?
Brexit is a political crisis and not an economic one — certainly not for the United States
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