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Jobs Data You Can't Afford to Ignore Jobs Data You Can’t Afford to Ignore August 6, 2016 by Jocelynn Smith U.S. Economy Wall Street celebrated on Friday, roaring higher July’s jobs data. But it’s too early to give the all-clear, and it’s definitely far too early for the Fed to start raising rates.
why 2022 is not the worst economy ever The Need for Yield in a Recession: What Does That Mean for Us? August 5, 2016 by Chad Shoop U.S. Economy The U.S. economy limped along in the second quarter solely on consumer strength. Will that strength return for the third quarter and avoid a recession? Don’t hold your breath.
The Fed: Soviet-Style Economic Propaganda The Fed: Soviet-Style Economic Propaganda August 2, 2016 by Jeff Opdyke U.S. Economy What we are led to believe as "truth" in America is no different than what the Soviets were led to believe, and only by disengaging will you get facts to defend investment decisions.
Clinton and Trump The Big Political Con Clinton and Trump: The Big Political Con August 1, 2016 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics Obama once said, “Elections have consequences.” But most Americans vote based on wish fulfillment rather than careful consideration. Be careful what you wish for.
Back to the Housing Bubble Back to the Housing Bubble July 27, 2016 by Jeff Yastine Real Estate Ultralow interest rates, if kept around long enough, are going to result in distortions in capital markets ... and you need look no further than the housing market for proof.

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