In our October 5th blog post we suggested that Jerome Powell best fit the mold of a Fed chair any sitting politician would love.

In our September 27th post we discussed the importance of capex (investing on the part of companies in business-expanding capital); an essential ingredient in a

Sorry folks, but as the stock market continues to break records we have become the proverbial broken record here on the blog. The long

Once in a while we feature our tracking of Caterpillar’s global sales. Here’s the latest:    click each insert to enlarge… Yes, CAT is

What reducing trade restrictions can do for a stock market: Shanghai Plan to Lift Trade Barriers Sends City Shares Soaring(Bloomberg) — Traders are snapping

I take the opportunity at each client review meeting to bemoan the public emphasis on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. We’re talking a market

Our schedule this week requires that we spend less time here on the blog. While we’ll certainly step in and offer some perspective should

Here’s the postscript to a little something I wrote last week: P.s. As you may know, the North American Free Trade Agreement  (NAFTA) may be

I know many of our readers sympathize with the notion that it’s time to play trade hardball with the rest of the world. Regular

Investors pumped $66.9 billion into clean energy around the world in 3Q, up 40% from the same period a year earlier, according to Bloomberg New