Every once in a while, it’s beneficial to take a step back and look at everything from a distance. When you do that, you can often see things you previously couldn’t, and you can find answers or insight that had been evading you. I find that one of the best times to do this is
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With 209,000 jobs being added last month, July marked the sixth-straight month in which the U.S. economy added more than 200,000 jobs. Unemployment rose up to 6.2%, but that is due to the addition of more workers to the labor force—another positive sign. Among the strongest hiring industries were construction and manufacturing, but insider buying
Since the beginning of the year, bond prices have been rising and rates have been falling—that is the natural relationship between bond prices and their yields. When prices rise, rates fall, and when prices fall, rates go up. The Federal Reserve has had a big hand in the prices rising for the first half of
The insiders are everywhere. And, for the most part, they get the important information before you, the public, or I do. The insiders have the advantage, which means we have to be smarter and more resourceful in order to earn our paydays at the market. With the recent U.S. sanctions on Russia, the insiders in
Last week in this space I wrote about the grain selloff, how I wasn’t convinced it was warranted, and that I was looking for a rebound from the group. This week I am in Indiana for a visit, which is allowing me to get a first-hand look at some things that could truly impact investment
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