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For many strategists, it is never too early to start predicting the future. In this instance, the annual ritual of S&P price targets is already in full gear for 2011.…
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For the first time in nearly two years, fixed income mutual funds experienced a net outflow. In the two weeks ending November 24th, bond funds recorded outflows of roughly $6…
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Last week, corporate profitability was added to the third revision of third quarter GDP growth and not surprisingly, corporate profits were up more than 28% from the same point one…
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For one special evening each year, Barry Glassman puts away his business attire, dons his chef toque and whips up a tasting menu to raise funds to find a cure…
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Based on all common measures, inflation is entirely nonexistent at this point in time. But if you ask the typical person how they feel, you might wind up with a…
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China remained our largest trading partner as the deficit with China rose to a record $28bln in August. Government officials have expressed strong displeasure with China’s unwillingness to appreciate its…
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The Yield Drought – Retirees’ Greatest Challenge The US government continues to bail out banks, homeowners and the economy at the expense of retirees and conservative investors. As a result,…
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The most eagerly anticipated report of the week was Friday’s labor report. Nonfarm payrolls fell by 54k in August, well ahead of the 105k drop economists were predicting. Further allaying…
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Barry Glassman joins Congressman Paul Ryan and Greg Valliere, Chief Political Strategist as they debate the changes that could happen in the upcoming election, the expiration of the Bush tax…
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The global media is enamored with the Chinese growth story, but in reality this should not be an enormous surprise. For much of the past 2000 years, India and China…
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