09/09/2021
Today Paul Bledsoe, The Hill The goal is nothing less than to restore the American Dream. |
Bruce Thompson, Washington Examiner The economic recovery is stalling. The jobs report was well below expectations, consumer confidence is falling, and Wall Street is revising the outlook for economic growth downward. Goldman Sachs forecasts "a harder path ahead." |
Timothy Noah, The New Republic Let's get the facts straight about the Democrats' reconciliation package and the effects of European-style social welfare. |
Blanche Lincoln, RCM As Congress discusses ways to strengthen the American economy amid the Delta variant's rapid rise, I encourage policymakers to fund new investments in a responsible manner. Saddling job-creating businesses of all sizes and the workers they employ with an increase in the corporate income tax rate would undermine, rather than unleash, President Biden's bold vision to Build Back Better for American families. |
Market Minder,Fisher Investments Near term or long run, valuations just don't tell you much about future returns. |
Chris Crowley, New York It doesn't change anything for people who have moved on from jobs that weren't working for them. |
John Tamny, RCM A frequent conversation piece among the libertarians and conservatives I lunch with concerns the "worst president in our lifetimes." One elder routinely answers LBJ for his expansion of the war in Vietnam combined with the welfare state expansion he presided over domestically. Others cite Barack Obama, but my answer every single time is George W. Bush. To those who say Obama I always respond with an expressed desire to stage a public debate about the merits of Obama vs. Bush based on my confident belief that Obama's presidency doesn't come close to Bush's on the error front. Think about it. |
Samuel Goldman, The Week How women conquered college — and the future |
Julia Horowitz, CNN The 30,000 aluminum tins were supposed to show up in a 20-foot shipping container in July. Months later, they haven't arrived — and SJ Hunt, the co-founder of Lavolio, a boutique confectionery in London, is starting to panic. |
Peter Earle, AIER "Other nations would be well advised to use El Salvador's missteps as a guide for their own such attempts. And to suffuse their embrace of crypto beyond considerations of technology, observing its fundamentally libertarian spirit as well." ~ Peter C. Earle |
Christopher Rufo, City Journal A Google employee program claims that America is a "system of white supremacy" and that all Americans are "raised to be racist." |
Wayne Crews, Forbes Deadlines loom over the bipartisan infrastructure deal & Biden's $3.5 trillion amalgam of social & "human infrastructure" spending. These new domestic Forever Wars are on a collision course with an unforgiving debt ceiling. Neglected options for shrinking the administrative state deserve a hearing. |
Marko Csokasi, Commodity.com Can you guess which US state received over $3 billion in federal aid? Here are 15 states with the most federal aid, including per capita data. |
Jerry Bowyer, Videntfunds Copper price changes are thought to be responsive to the demands of global economic growth. What does the data say for the economic recovery? |
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein, First Trust Advisors |
Hayden Adams, Charles Schwab Watch out for these common errors when preparing your tax return. |
Emily Doak, Charles Schwab Different ETF structures have different tax implications. Be informed and avoid unpleasant surprises come 2022 tax time. |
Richard Moody, Regions Bank |
Jon Jones, Smartest Dollar Mortgage loan approval rates vary according to several factors including location. Researchers ranked metros by mortgage loan approval rates in 2020. |
Matt Welch, Reason What if every one of your noncash financial transactions was automatically reported to a beefed-up, audit-hungry IRS? |
David Streitfeld, NY Times The Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial is set to be a major spectacle, but tech executives generally get a pass when it comes to wrongdoing. |
Susan Dziubinski, Morningstar These wide-moat, low-uncertainty names may be fairly valued today, but they should be on quality seekers' watchlists. |
Allan Roth, Advisor Perspectives I got my MBA at Kellogg nearly four decades ago and have been teaching investing for the last 20 years. Though not much has changed in the curriculum, over time I've realized that some things are downright wrong. Here are the big six. |
Ben Carlson, AWOCS The housing market continues to set new records.The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index just reported its highest one-year gain in history, up nearly 19% through the end |
Nick Gillespie, Reason A taxonomy of cancel culture. |
Julie Miller, Vanity Fair Lawsuit-plagued clothing company LuLaRoe—famous for its leggings—is the subject of Amazon's new docuseries 'LuLaRich,' premiering September 10. |
Editorial, New York Post Just three days after declaring his disastrous Afghan operation that abandoned Americans and allies an "extraordinary success," President Joe Biden tried more gaslighting, insisting that the grim n… |
Steven Greenhouse, New York Times Posing at coal mines and factories, they may tell voters otherwise. But the policy tells a different story. |
Gary Galles, Issues & Insights This should be a day celebrating hard work, not labor unions. |
Rainer Zitelmann, Examiner Many anti-capitalists today no longer speak of abolishing capitalism. Instead, they call for its "containment," "correction," or "improvement." Intellectuals are constantly thinking up new concepts for "improving" the capitalist economic system or curbing its "evils." |
Sofi Thanhauser, Vox Cotton's connection to forced labor by Uyghurs in Xinjiang ought to have you rethinking fast fashion. |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Charlie Bilello, Compound Advisors There are two types of investors: Pundits and Professionals… The Pundit thinks they know everything. The Professional knows that learning is infinite. |
Jessica Stillman, Inc. Want your employees to stick around? Flexibility is just the minimum. |
Michael Batnick, The Irrelevant Investor Big change happens slowly |
Cindy Carter, China Digital Times In recent days, a number of major state and Party media outlets have simultaneously republished a relatively obscure essayist's screed on sissy-boy celebrities, get-rich-quick capitalists, and lessons that the collapse of the Soviet Union might hold for China. |
Jonathan Clements, HumbleDollar U.S. AND FOREIGN STOCKS are highly correlated, with monthly returns that move in the same direction almost all the time. Because of this, some have argued that there's scant reason to diversify internationally. But there's a small problem with this argument: Just because investments move in the same direction doesn't mean they generate the same return. |
Robin Powell, The Evidence-Based Investor Tempted to try your hand at picking stocks? Remember: most common stocks don't even outperform Treasury bills over their lifetimes. |
John Timmer, Ars Technica Investors inflate their wins, forget about their losses. |
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