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Bill Ehrman
The president-elect clearly plans to reduce taxes for individuals and corporations early in his term.
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Bill Ehrman
The global economy, including the United States, is muddling through with growth well below potential, but better than a year ago.
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Bill Ehrman
It seems to me that the "experts" are always following the market rather than anticipating where it will go.
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Bill Ehrman
The Fed needs to always exude confidence...
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Bill Ehrman
The continued drop in commodity prices raised fears in the financial markets that global growth was slowing to a crawl. The result? Bond prices rose while stock prices fell.
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Bill Ehrman
My key takeaway from the events over the last several months is that there is no place like home.
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Bill Ehrman
The financial markets have been held hostage by the possibility of Greece defaulting on its debt obligations and the Fed raising rates and beginning its journey toward normalization.
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Bill Ehrman
Last week's major events support the view that globalization is a fact of life, influencing economies, financial markets and government policies everywhere to a greater extent every day.
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Bill Ehrman
Bonds will lose their luster as the yield curve steepens and there will be a rotation in the stock markets to companies that will benefit from the acceleration in global growth.
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Bill Ehrman
The collapse of the financial markets in 2008 reinforced risk management to a fault and, as such, hedge managers as a group have underperformed the averages for the last seven years...
