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The Fed finally pulled the trigger.
Interest rates are up another quarter point, and policymakers have left the door open to another hike before year-end.
But it’s not going to last.
Because several of the forces pushing rates higher today — from inflation to a surge in corporate borrowing — could fade over the next few months. And if the economy cools al...
Ground beef costs $6.89 a pound in July. That’s the highest price ever recorded, up 12.5% in a year.
August set another record.
Now, guess how many S&P 500 Index companies mentioned inflation on their latest earnings calls.
The number is falling.
Just 205 companies mentioned inflation on calls held between June 15 and September 10 – dow...
Well, he did it!
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh just presided over his first rate hike, raising the benchmark rate to a range of 3.75% to 4%.
And the Fed committee forecast at least one more hike before the end of the year… with futures markets pricing in a 50/50 chance it comes before the midterm elections.
Interestingly, Mr. Market didn’t seem to ...
Everyone’s laser-focused on this week’s Fed meeting — and the likelihood we’ll see a rate hike coming out of it.
But the real Moneyball play here isn’t about rate hikes at all…
Because the same economic forces that are driving the Fed to hike rates today will ultimately force them to cut rates early next year.
When that happens, millions of inves...
Momentum is the only force in investing that can lie to you for a full year and never get caught.
It does it quietly.
A stock goes up, making it look strong. Looking strong pulls in more buyers. And for as long as that loop keeps spinning, nobody checks what the company is actually worth.
Then the loop stops. And everything the price was covering up reapp...