Monthly Archive for: "July, 2015"

Stock markets around the world have been scorched by problems in China. A slowdown there has apparently created financial pressures now reaching crisis proportions. The commodity super-cycle [...]

Yes, cash is slipping out of the market. It is not being coy anymore. No telling where it’s going, possibly just looking for a new plan. And that is the trick, because there is no better [...]

How do you invest in a world rocked by macro events that threaten the business and economic environment? Recently it’s been not just one or two, but a series, if not a constant litany, of [...]

“One side’s ice and one is fire.”  Between the crisis in Greece and the market collapse in China, neither looks appealing, so here’s hoping we can walk through to the [...]

So this is not the first time the Greeks gave an indeterminate gift to their perceived enemies.  In this case it was a referendum result instead of a horse.  The Greeks may believe the [...]

This is a good time to reflect upon the legacy given to us by our forefathers.  They risked their wealth and their lives to gain independence from England and went on to construct the [...]