Monthly Archives: October, 2011

Twisted Risk to Savers, Pensions, and Annuities

The Federal Reserve has left savers, pensions, and annuities twisting in the wind. Buying long-term Treasuries has resulted in the 10-year bond yielding less...

Coping with Manic Markets

The S&P 500 leapt higher by 3.4% today on yet another plan-to-make-a-plan out of Europe and on news that the Chinese government will boost...

What We’re Reading 10-7-11

The Fed's 'Twist' Turns into a Problem for Pensions, Insurers and Households​, PIMCO Policy Uncertainty Is Choking Recovery, Scott Baker, Nicholas Bloom and Steven Davis,...

Diverging Performance

The S&P 500 hit a cyclical bull market high on April 29 of this year. During a volatile session on Tuesday, the index dipped...

China Growth to Slow to 0-3% in 2012

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Congratulations, You’re Retired: Now What? Part 6

When we enter the real world after school, it...

U.S. Billionaires Target Congo’s Cobalt in Bid to Secure Energy Future

U.S.-backed KoBold Metals, supported by Jeff Bezos and Bill...

Congratulations, You Graduated into Retirement. Now What? #5

It’s graduation season and not just from school. Many...

World’s Leading EV Motor Factory to Supply Ferrari and Lamborghini

Sujita Sinha of Interesting Engineering reports that YASA, a...

Shale Plateau Looms as Global LNG Market Set to Double

The U.S. shale oil output may plateau or decline...

Retirement #4: How Do You Feel? How Will You Feel?

When it comes to retirement, two questions worth thinking...

China Dominates Battery Supply Chain: From Mine to Market

China dominates every stage of the global battery supply...

Stargate Project Breaks Ground in Texas

Shirin Ghaffary, Brody Ford, and Emily Chang of Bloomberg report that OpenAI,...

Hackers Target Coinbase: DOJ Opens Investigation into Data Breach

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation...

No SALT Please: Part II

You read here a couple of days ago that...