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Prepare For A Recession & Debt Crisis In 2024
While almost everyone (except us) has been waiting for a recession and debt crisis in the United States, we'…
Ed Yardeni
Dr Ed Yardeni is the President of Yardeni Research, Inc., a provider of global investment strategies and asset-allocation analyses and recommendations.
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Market Call: Charging Into 2024
Merry, happy, joyful, and jolly are just some of the adjectives used to describe this time of year. We hope…
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DEEP DIVE: A Dozen Reasons To Remain Bullish In 2024
The current issue of Barron’s includes the 2024 S&P 500 targets for six investment strategists including yours…
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Roaring Stock Market
The stock market came roaring back today led by the stock prices of companies that are benefitting from the Roaring…
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Is Everybody (Too) Happy?
Everybody in the stock market (at least everybody with long positions, which includes most investors) has been happy since the…
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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 12/20/23
The bears who still expect a recession base their arguments on historical precedents: At times in the past when economic…
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Dow's New High Should Be Confirmed By Transports In Early 2024
Real GDP is now estimated to be up 2.7% (saar) during Q4, according to the Atlanta Fed's…
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Inflation: China Is Killing It
What have we learned about inflation over the past year? One of the main reasons that the US doesn'…
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Market Call: Investors Broadening Their Horizon
The current bull market started during October of last year. Since then, the bears have been warning that it was…
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The Economic Week Ahead: December 18 - 22
On Wednesday, at his presser, Fed Chair Jerome Powell sounded more dovish. So bond and stock prices continued to rally…
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DEEP DIVE: The Fed - Tightening Or Merely Normalizing?
Based on November’s employment report released on Friday, we can safely conclude that there is still no sign of…
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Bond & Stock Prices In Mini Meltup Over Soft Landing
Investors are obviously relieved that the economy may be on a sustainable soft-landing path and might avoid a recession (again)…
