Should you care about the Valeant drama?
– thereformedbroker.com
It’s not working so far, the stock is bleeding all over the exchange as of this posting.
My take on whether or not investors should care about Valeant and its developing situation just went live at Fortune today…
Let’s Talk Consumer Stocks
– crossingwallstreet.com
Billionaire Leon Cooperman Likes These Healthcare and Tech Stocks
– insidermonkey.com
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Personal Income, Consumer Spending Rise Less Than Expected; PCE Price Index Negative; 4th Quarter Acceleration Coming Up?
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Personal Income, Consumer Spending Weaker Than Economists ExpectToday’s Personal Income and Outlays report came in below Consensus Estimates.Inflation is not building based on the Fed’s favorite reading, the core PCE price index which inched a lower-than-expected 0.1 percent higher in September with the year-on-year rate steady and flat at only plus 1…What My Immigrant Family Taught Me About Money and Success
– dailyworth.com
My parents, grandparents, and I moved to the United States in 1992 with everything we owned packed into 14 suitcases. We were $2,000 in debt after buying our plane tickets, and spoke no English. I was almost four years old.
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My parents were part of a wave of educated Jewish families who immigrated to America from the former Soviet Union in the ’90s…
Succinct Summations of Week’s Event’s 10.30.15
– ritholtz.com
Positives:
The S&P 500 just completed its best month since October 2010.
ECI rose 0.6%, in line with estimates.
Chicago PMI rose 50 56.2, up from 48.7 previously.
Initial jobless claims came in at 260k; the 4-week average is down to 259.25k…
"Easy policy has passed the point of diminishing return and keeping it longer would only increase moral hazard and distort financial markets," exclaims the Institute of International Finance, warning that the gap between the value of Americans' holdings of stocks, bonds and other financial assets and the trend growth rate of the economy is still large and not far off the level that prevailed in 2007 before the financial crisis…New Social Security Rules: What You Need to Know
– obliviousinvestor.com
The budget bill passed by Congress this week (text here) includes a number of very significant changes to Social Security. (If you’re interested in reading the law itself, Section 831 contains the relevant wording.)There are two primary categories of changes:
One set of changes to the deemed filing rules (which affect the “restricted application” strategy), and
Another set of changes to the rules regarding voluntary suspension of benefits (which affect the “file and suspend” strategy)…
from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/what-my-immigrant-family-taught-me-about-money-and-success-more-1019-pm-oct-30th/
Should you care about the Valeant drama?
– thereformedbroker.com
It’s not working so far, the stock is bleeding all over the exchange as of this posting.
My take on whether or not investors should care about Valeant and its developing situation just went live at Fortune today…
Let’s Talk Consumer Stocks
– crossingwallstreet.com
Billionaire Leon Cooperman Likes These Healthcare and Tech Stocks
– insidermonkey.com
[[ This is a content summary only…
Personal Income, Consumer Spending Rise Less Than Expected; PCE Price Index Negative; 4th Quarter Acceleration Coming Up?
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Personal Income, Consumer Spending Weaker Than Economists ExpectToday’s Personal Income and Outlays report came in below Consensus Estimates.Inflation is not building based on the Fed’s favorite reading, the core PCE price index which inched a lower-than-expected 0.1 percent higher in September with the year-on-year rate steady and flat at only plus 1…What My Immigrant Family Taught Me About Money and Success
– dailyworth.com
My parents, grandparents, and I moved to the United States in 1992 with everything we owned packed into 14 suitcases. We were $2,000 in debt after buying our plane tickets, and spoke no English. I was almost four years old.
Getty Images/iStockphoto
My parents were part of a wave of educated Jewish families who immigrated to America from the former Soviet Union in the ’90s…
Succinct Summations of Week’s Event’s 10.30.15
– ritholtz.com
Positives:
The S&P 500 just completed its best month since October 2010.
ECI rose 0.6%, in line with estimates.
Chicago PMI rose 50 56.2, up from 48.7 previously.
Initial jobless claims came in at 260k; the 4-week average is down to 259.25k…
"Easy policy has passed the point of diminishing return and keeping it longer would only increase moral hazard and distort financial markets," exclaims the Institute of International Finance, warning that the gap between the value of Americans' holdings of stocks, bonds and other financial assets and the trend growth rate of the economy is still large and not far off the level that prevailed in 2007 before the financial crisis…New Social Security Rules: What You Need to Know
– obliviousinvestor.com
The budget bill passed by Congress this week (text here) includes a number of very significant changes to Social Security. (If you’re interested in reading the law itself, Section 831 contains the relevant wording.)There are two primary categories of changes:
One set of changes to the deemed filing rules (which affect the “restricted application” strategy), and
Another set of changes to the rules regarding voluntary suspension of benefits (which affect the “file and suspend” strategy)…
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