Where’s It Going?
August 25, 2021
Where’s what going? Time? Hm. Money? Well. Yes. It abounds and yet it doesn’t go far. Why that’s the case […]
Suddenly
August 18, 2021
Illustration 179312099 / Ernest Hemingway © Lukaves | Dreamstime.com Things are getting worrisome. It’s not just our spectacular collapse in […]
Starting Point
August 11, 2021
The starting point for good decisions is understanding what’s going on. I find it hard to believe you can know […]
Passive Pitfalls
August 4, 2021
We’re back! We relished upstate New York and Canandaigua Lake. If you’ve never been to Letchworth and Watkins Glen parks, […]
Optional Chaos
July 21, 2021
So which is it? Monday, doom loomed over stocks. In Punditry were wringing hands, hushed tones. The virus was […]
Supply and Demand
July 14, 2021
Happy Bastille Day! Also, Goldman Sachs made $15 per share, 50% over expectations. The stock declined. JP Morgan earned $12 […]
Data to Know
July 7, 2021
What should you know about your stock, public companies? Well, what do you know about your business that you can […]
Rustling Data
June 30, 2021
The Russell Reconstitution is so big everybody talks about it. And yet it’s not. The Nasdaq touted its role facilitating […]
Fab Problem
June 23, 2021
The world relies on one semiconductor company. How did an economic ecosystem let itself get boxed in like that? About […]