What Early GDP Numbers Are Saying
An unprecedented collapse in international imports in the second quarter meant that US consumers were … well, still spending plenty of money importing things from foreign countries!
Read MoreAn unprecedented collapse in international imports in the second quarter meant that US consumers were … well, still spending plenty of money importing things from foreign countries!
Read MoreTrump continues to tout the value of trade deals, even though we’re now paying billions more in tariffs– that we weren’t paying a year ago. It’s a sign of an increasingly chaotic environment of market information, and one that markets seem to be completely unfazed by. For now.
Read MoreA 10% dip in stocks still leaves the stock market at a higher valuation than the peak of the 1929 market. That’s a problem.
Read MoreI woke up to a particularly fun article from Business Insider. I had slept well. But I had a dream
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