Both the bulls and the bears have been frustrated and the pundits have been one step behind.
The stock market has moved towards new highs on the backs of the new leaders—the economically sensitive stocks.
Great management, regardless of industry, can achieve superior results and lead to stock outperformance.
Nothing substantive came out of either the G-20 meetings among financial leaders in DC and the major oil producers in Doha.
The G-20 and energy producers are meeting this weekend and expectations are low.
Our politicians continue to hold us back from achieving our true potential.
It's hard to be bearish on the U.S. economy.
The Federal Reserve is sending mixed signals about its thinking on interest rates.
The Fed finally acknowledged their policy needs to be more equally balanced between employment and inflationary considerations.
Maybe the ECB has finally found the right balance to stimulate growth and increase the rate of inflation.
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