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In the Lapse of Luxury: When the Rich Stop Spending February 14, 2017 by Jeff Yastine Economy If the wealthy feel confident about the future, they spend. And a close look at the details of luxury spending shows the situation isn’t as pretty a picture as the market is painting right now.
The ideas driving the Russell 2000 Index’s advance are similar to the ones driving larger-cap stocks — with one major exception. The Trump Bump February 14, 2017 by Joseph Hargett Stocks The ideas driving the Russell 2000 Index’s advance are similar to the ones driving larger-cap stocks — with one major exception.
Health Care Your Money or Your Life Health Care: Your Money or Your Life February 13, 2017 by Ted Bauman Wealth Protection Before the Affordable Care Act, half of all U.S. bankruptcies were caused by medical bills — and three-fourths of those had health insurance! It’s coming back around again, but it doesn’t have to…
Crashing the Collectible Car Market Crashing the Collectible Car Market February 7, 2017 by Jeff Yastine U.S. Economy A healthy collectibles market can signal an equally healthy stock market. But a recent January auction revealed results that were less than inspiring … perhaps even worrying.
Good analysis means simply having an edge over everybody else because you worked harder and found ideas where no one else was looking. The Best Indicator You’ve Never Heard Of February 7, 2017 by Michael Carr Trading Strategies Good analysis means simply having an edge over everybody else because you worked harder and found ideas where no one else was looking.

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