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How Activist Investors Saved Papa John’s Stock November 17, 2020 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Education, Investing (4-minute read) The collapse of Papa John’s is old news. Mostly because it’s recovered since its founder spiraled out of control. But that recovery is a story in itself…
Will Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell be remembered in history as an effective Fed chairman or a total flop? No More Fed Bailouts? Prepare for the Stock Market’s Next Big Risk October 20, 2020 by Ted Bauman 2020 Financial Crisis, Big Picture. Big Profits., Government & Politics, Investing, Stocks, U.S. Economy [4-minute read] Federal Reserve officials are sounding alarm bells … smart investors will take heed.
Hydrogen, taxes … and Dodd-Frank? What? Hey, it’s Reader Feedback day at Great Stuff; you never know what you’re going to get. Hydrogen: 3 Stocks for an $11 Trillion Market October 1, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Hydrogen: It’s a Gas, Gas, Gas! Welcome to Reader Feedback day! As usual, today is all about you, dear reader! Your questions. Your concerns. Your interestingly worded rants and lyrical requests … the works. So sit back, relax and enjoy the show. Oh, and if you haven’t written in yet, now’s your chance! Drop the […]
It’s time for your U.S. economy reality check! So, crank up the Jackson Browne, ‘cause Main Street’s running on empty. Empty Streets, Fast Cars and the Farcical Solar Ceremony September 25, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Running on Empty” Edition Looking out at Wall Street rushing under my wheels. Looking back at the gains gone by like common sense repealed. In 2020 before Halloween, we’re trading up one on one. I don’t know where we’re running now. We’re just running on… Running on (running on empty). It’s […]
Here’s Why There’s a Pumpkin Shortage September 25, 2020 by Annie Stevenson 2020 Financial Crisis, American Investor Today, U.S. Economy (4-minute read) There food and beverage shortages can be explained — their packaging facilities are on the brink. They never planned for this. Everyone needs to have a plan in a crisis. Do you?

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