December 26, 2017 |Daniel A. White Is there a bear market waiting to pounce? For the first time since 2010, defaults on consumer loans are rising. Accompanying that, transportation stocks have been in a general decline. These two indicators combined suggest weaker economic activity, which could hamper gross domestic product (GDP) growth and corporate earnings. …
Is there a bear market waiting to pounce? For the first time since 2010, defaults on consumer loans are rising. Accompanying that, transportation stocks have been in a general decline. These two indicators combined suggest weaker economic activity, which could hamper gross domestic product (GDP) growth and corporate earnings. Put together, this could all mean …
December 18, 2017 |Daniel A. White Despite two hurricanes that destroyed large swaths of American cities, we’ve had two consecutive quarters of 3 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth. Given our recent past, that’s no small feat! While hurricanes are a terrible form of economic stimulus, the recovery efforts could mean another 3 percent GDP jump to …
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December 11, 2017 |Daniel A. White Some say the new tax reform bills only amount to a tax cut for the richest Americans. But what seldom gets mentioned about these bills is, that while there are tax cuts for Americans of all income levels, an additional tax bracket is in play for the rich. Part …
Some say the new tax reform bills only amount to a tax cut for the richest Americans. But what seldom gets mentioned about these bills is, that while there are tax cuts for Americans of all income levels, an additional tax bracket is in play for the rich. Part of the reform package is a …
December 4, 2017 |Daniel A. White The focus changes daily in Washington, but there is one matter that seems to capture everyone’s attention regularly – tax reform. Both bodies of Congress have presented competing bills, and the gulf between seems wide. But before debating the merits of either bill, there’s a key question that should be …
The focus changes daily in Washington, but there is one matter that seems to capture everyone’s attention regularly – tax reform. Both bodies of Congress have presented competing bills, and the gulf between seems wide. But before debating the merits of either bill, there’s a key question that should be answered first. That is, who pays …
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