Monthly Archives: July, 2016
As Prices Fell, Frackers Became more Productive
Prices for crude oil are still down from their highs, but drillers have gained productivity, offsetting the negative impacts of prices.
Worthy Reads: History Favors an Election Correction for Stocks
Gold’s Relationship With the Dollar: It’s Getting Complicated (WSJ)
The decades-long, post-war growth of America’s middle class is at an end (MarketWatch)
Why We Hate Office Jargon...
Avoid “Unpleasant Bumps” in Retirement
The Wall Street Journal's Mia Lamar has written a profile of the high-risk Singaporean hedge fund, Quantedge Capital Pte Ltd. The fund has had...
Worthy Reads: Data scientist says the Fed has no idea how to forecast the economy
Fed Officials More Confident in Rate Increase This Year (WSJ)
Where Clinton, Trump Stand on the Economy (WSJ)
Companies Forgot About Mom-and-Pop Investors...Until Now (WSJ)
Trump Tells Donors He Wants...
Housing Materials More Expensive Today than 2005
The Ro-Mac Lumber Whole House Commodity Index, which tracks the cost of building a 2,200 sq/ft home in Central Florida, hit another record high today.