Corporate earnings, total employment, retail sales, housing activity and bank lending are all significantly higher than they were a year ago.
There are signs that the strong U.S. outpeformance vs. global stocks could end -- a reason to consider Leif Eriksen's Global Growth Brands model.
Alan Greenspan may be making the argument for renting stocks, in addition to owning them for a coming capex spending surge.
Such a large amount of financial headlines in recent years on what is mostly a political website represents a key shift in society.
The 17 member states of the Eurozone could issue bonds collectively and accept joint liability for the outstanding debt.
David Callaway at MarketWatch has it right: Market catastrophes rarely happen when everyone is looking.
A more aggressive stance from model manager Mike Arold and relative weakness in utility stocks would signal that the market is back in rally mode.
I’d be a fool to compete with the hedge fund talent in knowing when Facebook is a buy or sell post-IPO.