Finally, a Real Fed Chairperson Presides Over the Economy
Thank you, Powell, for avoiding the opioid market fix of constant monetary accommodation and quantitative easing.
Forget October, Bring on the Rest of the Year
This month has been lousy, but there are factors that could still produce a year-end rally.
Building Bond Ladders with BulletShares ETFs
One way to generate stable income and protect against rising interest rates is through a bond ladder.
Trump's Fed Bluster Likely Will Be Much Ado About Nothing
The president's attempts to intimidate Jerome Powell probably won't impact Fed policy, with one possible exception.
What Do Equities Know That FX and Commodities Do Not?
The biggest risk right now is the yuan level versus the dollar.
Why These Countries Are Dumping U.S. Treasuries and What It Means for the Dollar
Data has been decent, but is showing signs of softness as the demand collapse in the rest of the world feeds into U.S. data.
Where Bond Yields Are Headed Next -- and How to Play It
After recent liquidation, it seems the risk-reward is on the downside for the dollar and U.S. bonds.
Bonds Continue to Provide Good Excuse for Normal Corrective Action
To a great extent what is happening is just the normal ebb and flow of the market as interest rates rise.
Jim Cramer: Focus on the Long Term in This Algo-Driven Bond Squall
The speed with which this move in the bond market is occurring is whipping around the much-smaller stock market.
Market Reacts in Pavlovian Manner to Latest Fed Pronouncements
The news out of the Fed triggered computer programs to sell equities, but there is no follow through so far today.