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Brad McMillan
Fed Chairman Powell just indicated he will keep raising interest rates even if it causes a recession.
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Brad McMillan
The post-election rally has morphed into a Santa rally.
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Brad McMillan
The complaints that led to the Boston Tea Party are similar to the ones that led to Donald Trump.
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Brad McMillan
Consumers continued to save rather than spend, but signs of increasing confidence suggest that may change.
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Brad McMillan
Much of the recent market turmoil can be attributed to oil—and we're not just talking about oil prices.
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Brad McMillan
Monday's stock market decline surprisingly generated little concern among investors, which is in some respects a good thing.
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Brad McMillan
Future strong market returns now require valuations to move above 2007 levels and closer to the levels of 2000.
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Brad McMillan
China’s faltering stock market presents real risks, but at this point, we don’t know whether it will turn out to be a problem at all, much less a severe one.
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Brad McMillan
If Greece is forced out, a major segment of Europe will have to change dramatically if the Greek exit isn’t to become the first of several.
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Brad McMillan
What happens in Greece will have major repercussions for Europe.
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Brad McMillan
The Fed wants and intends to raise rates, but it remains scared to death (and rightly so) of acting prematurely and killing the recovery.
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Brad McMillan
Commonwealth Financial's CIO thinks we are probably moving back to a calmer environment for oil and commodity prices that will help moderate both inflation and deflation.
