Kass: The Fed Is Pushing on a String
The market's Pavlovian (and recently bullish) reaction to lower interest rates may be wrong
Jim Cramer: How Can Bad Be Good? It's Easy Now That the Fed Blinked
Anything weak is a positive to be excited about and anything strong is a nightmare because that might stiffen Powell's resolve to keep rates where they are instead of cutting them.
Stick With the Shorter Side of the Yield Curve in This Market
This is why rates rose the day the Fed made such strongly dovish comments, and how you should manage your fixed income portfolio in response.
What Can We Expect From Jerome Powell at the Next FOMC Meeting?
Powell may have his hands tied behind his back, as consumer spending, inflation and labour market indicators are still resilient.
Less Than a Cold War, but More Than a Trade War
This may be a case where the short-term damage to markets may be for the best in the longer run.
Your Single Most Important Financial Decision
Your retirement account would be much further ahead if you ignored asset allocation guidelines and simply owned 100% stocks over your lifetime.
Safe Havens Show Strength as Market Concerns Bubble Up
The action Thursday did little to change the big picture.
Not a Bear Market Yet, But It's Growling Like One
A high level of cash is your best bet right now, but stay optimistic.
What Does It Take for Interest Rates to Get Even Lower?
To get rates even lower, we do probably need the economy to get slower.
Poor Price Action and a Negative Narrative Put the Bears in Control
The market is under intense pressure, and our job is to stay out of the way and protect capital.