<< Read More: Bail Bonds Part 1 – The Business I wrote recently that what I learned about bail bonds companies made me appreciate them, at least from my capitalistic “that’s an interesting and possibly profitable way to make money” perspective. That doesn’t
September 13, 2017
The euro has surrendered to the strength of the US dollar. EUR/USD is slipping under 1.19. What’s next? Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: EUR/USD: Still In The Bottom Half Of 1-1.25 & Valuation Still Matters – SocGen Societe
For the first time since we’ve been keeping track, two separate Category 4 hurricanes struck the mainland U.S. in the same year. It should come as no surprise, then, that the combined recovery cost of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma is
A 20.0K rise in Australia Employment may spark a bullish reaction in AUD/USD as it puts pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to lift the cash rate off of the record-low. The RBA may gradually alter the outlook for
My wife and I made it out of Fort Lauderdale on one of the last flights before Irma hit South Florida. We will be flying back this weekend to assess the damage. Our sincere condolences to anyone else who was
I get this real time Federal tax collection data every day from the US Treasury’s Daily Treasury Statement. It gives us up-to-the-minute information on withholding taxes, estimated individual and corporate income taxes, excise taxes, and others. These tax collections tell
Bitcoin Under-Owned? As we discussed in the last article, institutional investors said Bitcoin was the most overvalued security in the world. Since my last post, the price of Bitcoin has fallen below $4,000. Some of the speculation has left the
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 13, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Tactile Systems Technology, Inc. (“Tactile Medical” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq:TCMD), a medical technology company focused on developing medical devices for the treatment of chronic diseases at home, today announced the pricing of a previously
Written by Brian S. Wesbury, Robert Stein, and Strider Elass The Panic of 2008 was damaging in more ways than people think. Yes, there were dramatic losses for investors and homeowners, but these markets have recovered. What hasn’t gone back
Financial markets often present cross-sectional correlations throughout many asset classes. For example, while crude oil and the energy sector tend to move in sync, gold and equity like to move in opposite directions. Besides the usual suspects in past asset-correlation
