Swamped By Stupidity; Peak Merkel
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Backlash against sheer stupidity is starting to build.I am talking about German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to ramrod an agreement that requires EU countries to accept more alleged refugees than many countries want, and even Germany itself can handle.The backlash has finally hit Germany in a big way as was easily predictable months ago…Mapping Out an Emerging Market Investment Strategy
– usnews.com
Despite significant economic progress, many emerging markets seem to be running out of fuel.
Hot Links: Growing Intensity
– thereformedbroker.com
Watch the video inside.
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Three Booming Sectors.
– crossingwallstreet.com
It’s still early in Q3 earnings season but 71% of the reports so far have beaten expectations. Some industries are doing quite well. Alex Rosenberg of CNBC notes that we’re seeing 50% earnings growth in automobiles, airlines and construction materials.
“Those are the sectors not tied to commodities, and they also benefit from low rates…
“Those are the sectors not tied to commodities, and they also benefit from low rates…
On Friday we noticed a disturbing glitch in the matrix, when in a deja vu from the peak days of the last housing bubble, we showed that in the Las Vegas market, builders such as Lennar, are rushing to dump new construction to potential purchasers with the “unbeatable” offer of zero money down. One key reason for this sudden panic in the housing market is that the Fed’s rate hike gambit backfired: with economists far and wide expecting rate hikes, the expectation was that potential home buyers would rush to buy homes ahead of rising rates…How We Supercharged Our Retirement Savings
– dailyworth.com
Eyes on the Prize
Anyone who ever thinks about retiring knows she’s supposed to be amassing a fortune in her retirement accounts. But that’s easier said than done: The median working-age household has just $3,000 in retirement savings, according to the National Institute on Retirement Security…
Where Were You On Black Monday?
– ritholtz.com
Where were you on Monday, Oct. 19, 1987?
Today is the first time since 2009 that October 19 has fallen on a Monday, and that has me thinking about that day. I recall exactly where I was — in graduate school, walking between classes, when I passed a television broadcasting the collapse.
For you youngsters, that is the day better known as Black Monday, when the stock market plunged 508 points in a single session…
Today is the first time since 2009 that October 19 has fallen on a Monday, and that has me thinking about that day. I recall exactly where I was — in graduate school, walking between classes, when I passed a television broadcasting the collapse.
For you youngsters, that is the day better known as Black Monday, when the stock market plunged 508 points in a single session…
Why Are These Stocks Surging?
– insidermonkey.com
At a time when the S&P is roughly flat, shares of Weight Watchers International, Inc. (NYSE:WTW), Cempra Inc (NASDAQ:CEMP), Diebold Inc (NYSE:DBD), Windstream Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:WIN), and SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK) are surging. Let’s take a closer look at the upside catalysts…
Insights from a Recruiter
– cfainstitute.org
When is the right time to reach out to a recruiter? If you are being recruited for a particular job, how long can you realistically expect the process to take? Debra Brown, a New York-based recruiter for Russell Reynolds’s asset and wealth management practice, sheds some light on these and other questions and offers career management advice tailored specifically for investment professionals…
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Swamped By Stupidity; Peak Merkel
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Backlash against sheer stupidity is starting to build.I am talking about German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to ramrod an agreement that requires EU countries to accept more alleged refugees than many countries want, and even Germany itself can handle.The backlash has finally hit Germany in a big way as was easily predictable months ago…Mapping Out an Emerging Market Investment Strategy
– usnews.com
Despite significant economic progress, many emerging markets seem to be running out of fuel.
Hot Links: Growing Intensity
– thereformedbroker.com
Watch the video inside.
…
…
Three Booming Sectors.
– crossingwallstreet.com
It’s still early in Q3 earnings season but 71% of the reports so far have beaten expectations. Some industries are doing quite well. Alex Rosenberg of CNBC notes that we’re seeing 50% earnings growth in automobiles, airlines and construction materials.
“Those are the sectors not tied to commodities, and they also benefit from low rates…
“Those are the sectors not tied to commodities, and they also benefit from low rates…
On Friday we noticed a disturbing glitch in the matrix, when in a deja vu from the peak days of the last housing bubble, we showed that in the Las Vegas market, builders such as Lennar, are rushing to dump new construction to potential purchasers with the “unbeatable” offer of zero money down. One key reason for this sudden panic in the housing market is that the Fed’s rate hike gambit backfired: with economists far and wide expecting rate hikes, the expectation was that potential home buyers would rush to buy homes ahead of rising rates…How We Supercharged Our Retirement Savings
– dailyworth.com
Eyes on the Prize
Anyone who ever thinks about retiring knows she’s supposed to be amassing a fortune in her retirement accounts. But that’s easier said than done: The median working-age household has just $3,000 in retirement savings, according to the National Institute on Retirement Security…
Where Were You On Black Monday?
– ritholtz.com
Where were you on Monday, Oct. 19, 1987?
Today is the first time since 2009 that October 19 has fallen on a Monday, and that has me thinking about that day. I recall exactly where I was — in graduate school, walking between classes, when I passed a television broadcasting the collapse.
For you youngsters, that is the day better known as Black Monday, when the stock market plunged 508 points in a single session…
Today is the first time since 2009 that October 19 has fallen on a Monday, and that has me thinking about that day. I recall exactly where I was — in graduate school, walking between classes, when I passed a television broadcasting the collapse.
For you youngsters, that is the day better known as Black Monday, when the stock market plunged 508 points in a single session…
Why Are These Stocks Surging?
– insidermonkey.com
At a time when the S&P is roughly flat, shares of Weight Watchers International, Inc. (NYSE:WTW), Cempra Inc (NASDAQ:CEMP), Diebold Inc (NYSE:DBD), Windstream Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:WIN), and SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK) are surging. Let’s take a closer look at the upside catalysts…
Insights from a Recruiter
– cfainstitute.org
When is the right time to reach out to a recruiter? If you are being recruited for a particular job, how long can you realistically expect the process to take? Debra Brown, a New York-based recruiter for Russell Reynolds’s asset and wealth management practice, sheds some light on these and other questions and offers career management advice tailored specifically for investment professionals…
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