Since July, when I first warned investors about Netflix, the stock has crashed 37%. And it's not just a temporary correction. From here, things will get only worse...
While U.S. investors hardly need more bouts of volatility, another is on its way. U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has settled on a Brexit withdrawal agreement with the E.U. Tomorrow, she must convince the U.K. Parliament that this is better than any alternative – which includes a “no deal”.
Investors often bundle all emerging market countries into one, and that is so unfortunate and wrong. However, if you are looking five or ten years ahead, Latin American assets at today’s prices are worth a strong look.
Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard wants the central bank to trigger a key tool that would force banks to raise more equity capital relative to their debt. Her calls are likely to fall on deaf ears.
Many of the major averages formed massive reversals last week as Monday’s very strong open was followed by selling the rest of the week. The contradictory comments on trade did not instill confidence and many are wondering what will it take for the market to bottom.
With the recent extreme moves in the market, many are questioning whether to stay in stocks or move to cash until things settle down. Wayne Himelsein, one of my managers, gives a resounding yes to staying in the market.
As we approach the December FOMC meeting, it's time for the Fed to acknowledge potential deficiencies in their models and to admit their policies may be adversely affecting the economy and markets. It is time to rethink an aggressive combination of balance sheet reduction and rising rates.
The potential merger of Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank is a politically motivated idea that would see two struggling players simply multiply their many pressing problems.
Over the course of his 75 years, Victor Niederhoffer has changed how we think about financial markets. Here are three of his most powerful innovations.
Trulieve is currently the leader in terms of legal cannabis revenue of all publicly-traded companies in North America. It is also generating profits, making it unique among cannabis operators. Despite strong financials, it's market cap is substantially lower than other companies.
America shouldn’t treat China the same way it treated Japan back in the 1980s. When it comes to trade disputes, that is. It won’t work, and it could place the world trade and financial system at risk.
Trump’s Economy: The November jobs report was softer than expected but overall 2018 should have over 2.4 million created. However, Obama created over 500,000 more jobs in his last 22 months in office vs. Trump’s first 22 months.
