Rational investing might kill the unicorns.
Cryptocurrencies are merely the winning bounty of online games.
An old adage on Wall Street is that one should never take investment advice from Washington, D.C.
Passive investments are not a panacea for poor active management.
Secular global stagnation and deflation probably ended last February.
It is surprising that low-return rhetoric continues despite that a seven-year bull market.
The precipitous fall in the British pound could help the earnings of U.K. multinational companies.
Investors are not rabid for capital appreciation as they were in 1999.
The next leg of the bull market could be an earnings-driven phase.
The profits cycle seems to be forming a trough and the Fed may be more cautious about raising rates than investors expect.