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In 1957, a dollar of debt produced $0.54 of additional income. No longer. Debt has increased more than twice as fast as the growth of the economy. We Have a Debt Problem February 23, 2017 by James Dale Davidson U.S. Economy In 1957, a dollar of debt produced $0.54 of additional income. No longer. Debt has increased more than twice as fast as the growth of the economy.
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.
Lighting a Fire Under the Economy Lighting a Fire Under the Economy February 4, 2017 by Jessica Cohn Economy Millennials are part of the largest living generation, numbering a massive 92 million. And many just now hitting their stride in their careers and are ready to take over this economy.
Cut Through Market Chaos Cut Through Market Chaos January 13, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith Investing, Stocks Every day the market defies expectations, moves further from “normal.” Adaptation is critical … that’s why we added a new member to our team with a very unique background.
The Feds Are Inside Your Home The Feds Are Inside Your Home January 3, 2017 by Ted Bauman Privacy Invasion Alexa and similar Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have become part of the current zeitgeist. They can remember everything input into them ... and the Feds are salivating for this data.

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