Too much, too soon? Not according to credit investors
Highlights In the very near term, stocks remain a little ahead of the norm for a recovery from a large correctionHowever, public pensions are bringing in…
Read MoreHighlights In the very near term, stocks remain a little ahead of the norm for a recovery from a large correctionHowever, public pensions are bringing in…
Read MoreThe first look at the 4th quarter Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was released by the Commerce Department this morning and showed the economy expanded at a 2.6% pace.…
Read MoreDespite the much weaker than expected housing starts data yesterday, pending home sales jumped in January.
Read MoreA replay of today’s conference call is now available for Gold level subscribers.
Read MoreThere is just no way to paint today's comment from Powell as anything but bullish.
Read MoreThe Conference Board reported the Consumer Confidence Index rebounded after three months of declines.
Read MoreFinally, this morning we got data on Housing Starts and Building Permits.
Read MoreFollowing a week that saw the three major indices rise between 0.75% and 2.25%, this week features a significant amount of economic data releases, beginning with a busy Tuesday…
Read MoreThe manufacturing outlook survey turned negative for the first time since May 2016. The Philadelphia Federal Reserve reported the Philly Fed Index fell to -4.1 in February, a large…
Read MoreHighlights Money and financing investors have intensified their calls for rate cutsPensions are allocating more money to credit, regardless of the pace of economic growthThe recovery in…
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