By Tom Frisbie, Guest Contributor As President Biden shepherds political support for an unprecedented level of government spending on a variety of programs described as “infrastructure” (roughly $4 trillion at the moment), many members of Congress are understandably concerned. National … Read More
BY RANDY LOVING, CFA Companies got very creative during the pandemic at using technology – usually a well-designed app – to keep people buying their product whether they were selling chicken wings or used cars. The last 18 months have … Read More
The economy is opening up again, and with the jumpstart in a big demand for goods and services, companies are seeing a surge in business. That’s the good news. Unfortunately, we are now in the midst of a new strain … Read More
In a world that an Economist understands, and appreciates, is where “supply” meets “demand.” Where these two intersect, in said Economist’s world, is perfect harmony for a free market. Which happens to be what the United States is. More specifically, … Read More
As the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines become more available and the adoption rate is on the rise, especially for targeted parties like those over 65 and those medically at risk, some of the pent-up demand for certain goods and services … Read More
We take a look at a trend in earnings estimates – using a Ned Davis Chart as an illustration…
Using historical research we purchase from Ned Davis Research, our Business Development Team highlights “Why Stocks Matter”:
By HELEN DONAHUE, CFA Rising interest rates have caused volatility in the equity markets recently. The 10-Year Treasury started the year yielding less than 1% and swiftly moved to a recent high of nearly 1.6% the last week of February. … Read More
BY RANDY LOVING, CFA The United States is now administering a little over 1.1 million vaccine doses per day. That’s pretty remarkable given we were only giving out about 450,000 at the beginning of the month. Based on comments about … Read More
BY RANDY LOVING, CFA Public companies have about $2.55 trillion on their balance sheets right now. That’s up over 30% from about $1.9 trillion at the beginning of 2020. Businesses are not the only ones who are flush. Consumer have cash building … Read More