Economist Arnold Kling, in The Three Languages of Politics, speaks directly to me when it comes to free market economics — I absolutely know

Michael Shermer, in his thought-provoking book The Believing Brain, makes the point that I’ve made countless times over the years herein (throughout both “liberal”

Nick, feeling the momentum from recently completing the rigorous CFP (Certified Financial Planner) curriculum, is contemplating his next academic challenge. He has determined that

Nassim Taleb in his excellent book Antifragile stresses the point that I constantly stress herein about the market (did just yesterday in fact): In the complex

Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at MKM Partners, echoes the last sentence in my morning blog post: The long-term bullish case is still intact.

As I’ve suggested here a number of times since the election, from an economic/investment standpoint, the new administration wears two distinct faces. Its pro-market

Like the folks at Bespoke Investment Group, I feel better about the market when the majority of individual investors don’t: While consumers continue to

Aside from the monster problems with protectionism (like the hit to our small local businesses who employ 2/3rds of our workforce, and exist largely

I’ve been asked a few times lately if, from a trading (as opposed to a long-term investing) perspective, I’d fade this rally. Meaning, at