Stock Market Analysis & Comment

People tend to doubt central bank commitments mostly when central banks are not in fact committed to doing whatever it takes.

Despite any market disappointment with Zoom stock, and despite many businesses reopening, Zoom produced a stellar earnings report for the quarter ended July 2021.

Payments stocks offer massive growth potential in the coming years, and we see blue chips Mastercard and Visa as well-positioned to take advantage.

Freedom From Fear: Stop Playing The Government's Mind Games Authored by John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute, “No one can terrorize a whole nation, unless we are all his...

Five B-21 Raider Stealth Bombers Are Now In Final Production The B-21 Raider - the US Air Force's secretive, next-generation, long-range stealth bomber is allegedly in final assembly, with the debut...

"Hyperinflation" Tops List Of Fears For UBS Clients With Democrats in Washington pushing for a $3.5 trillion 'social infrastructure' stimulus package and Speaker Pelosi perhaps hinting at the removal...

Unbiased, Mobility-Enabling, Open, Global Network: How Crypto Enables Economic Freedom Authored by Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, The following is an internal memo that I shared with Coinbase...

Why do journalists deserve subsidies more than, say, nurses?

Facebook Overpaid FTC Fine By Billions To Shield CEO Zuckerberg From Personal Liability, New Lawsuits Allege What's good for the geese is good for the gander, especially when it comes from a giant...

The Fed now admits that inflation has again surged, with expectations of an inflation rate exceeding four percent at year’s end. (This is CPI inflation, of course, not the much-larger asset-price...

Here is a review of a few companies: Johnson & Johnson, Owens & Minor, Cigna Corp, FedEx, Omnicom Group, J2 Global, Dish Network, Pitney Bowes, Exxon Mobil Corp, Primerica.

The number of jobless last week was higher than the forecast, at 351,000 vs 320,000. The recovery is lagging. 

Microsoft (MSFT) touts a year-to-date price increase of 37.6%, but I remain bullish on the stock. Its forward GAAP P/E is still only 34.2.  Microsoft is the No. 1 company engaged in...