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Presidential Politics and the Economy
Geoffrey PikePosted February 12, 2016
The economy may ultimately determine the presidential election. Here's what that could mean...
Are You About to Pay With Your Life?
Alex KoyfmanPosted February 11, 2016
My grandfather, who lived to the ripe, old age of 106, had a diet that would surprise most Americans. But it was the key to his longevity and health.
Euro Banks are in Trouble
Briton RylePosted February 10, 2016
The sound bites that attempt to placate investors are making me nervous, because they sound exactly like the "everything's fine" crap we heard right before the financial crisis
Martin Shkreli and the Case for Investing in Marijuana
Jeff SiegelPosted February 9, 2016
Even in the face of bureaucratic buffoonery, the legal marijuana trade is booming.
Obama's Latest Tax Scam
Geoffrey PikePosted February 8, 2016
Obama's legacy will be one of cronyism, debt, and hurting the middle class.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA): The Ultimate Punk Rock Stock
Jeff SiegelPosted February 8, 2016
The inconvenient truth about Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA). It's not what you might think.
What's Wrong with Banks?
Briton RylePosted February 8, 2016
If I had to point to one sector to demonstrate the pain of the current stock market sell-off, it would be financials. Bank stocks have gotten absolutely hammered.
The Single Biggest Threat to Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL)
Jason StutmanPosted February 7, 2016
After years of dominating the smartphone market, it's time for Apple to evolve... If it doesn't, someone else will eventually take its place.
The Bank of Japan Goes Negative
Geoffrey PikePosted February 5, 2016
Last week, the Bank of Japan made a surprise announcement that it would be implementing a negative interest rate.
Amazon Going Brick and Mortar?
Alex KoyfmanPosted February 4, 2016
While still not as big revenue-wise as brick and mortar, online sales, with Amazon leading the way, now account for more than one-third of consumer retail spending.
Who Exactly Made Iowa the Kingmaker of Presidential Politics?
Jeff EdwardsPosted February 3, 2016
More often than not, the winner of Iowa goes on to receive the nomination, and more often than not, multiple candidates will pack up their belongings and head home after Iowa.
The Quest for Clean Water and the Right to Buy a Tesla in Michigan
Jeff SiegelPosted February 3, 2016
If you love polluted water and think internal combustion is the future of the auto industry, then you're qualified to be governor of Michigan.
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