If you Google “law definition”, here’s what’ll pop up first: 1. the system of rules that a particular country or community recognizes as regulating

If you believe, as I do, that there’s virtually no amount of government scheming that will create real, sustainable jobs, you know that what

This morning’s Seeking Alpha‘s Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News reads: Japanese economic activity bumps up ahead of sales-tax hike. Japanese industrial production grew at

If you thought January was bad for stocks, wait for February, was the title of the CNBC.com, February 3rd, 2014 article. Here’s a snippet: 

The market got the year off with a decline that, depending on the index, was close to the depth of the single notable sell-off of last

Don Boudreaux is fast becoming the most quoted economist on this blog. His recent column in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review —where he explains why he once

This morning Zara and I discussed the market, the weather, corporate cash and the economy going forward. Click here to continue…

How gullible are we? Seriously. The Editorial Board of the New York Times would have us believe that the “$832 billion stimulus package” has

The Dow, ever so slightly, dipped on the week, last week. Which was quite the accomplishment given relatively poor economic reports and the prior

Here’s an email I received today from my dear client Jane (btw, all my female clients, when I write about them, are named Jane):