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Disappointing Data Help Flip the Script
We will not experience a “v-shaped” economic recovery, as many people hope and expect. The government can distribute and print all the money it wants,
Gambling’s New Frontier
Speculative bubbles are always around. Usually, they end up poorly – think the tech and housing bubbles earlier this century. Now, one of the craziest
Can Hospitality Be Rescued?
The show “Bar Rescue” features hospitality industry veteran Jon Taffer using his know-how to improve bars and restaurants’ bottom lines. He knows what works. Unfortunately, his outlook
Toying with Unemployment Numbers
There are conflicting reports (and sentiments) on unemployment. We know it’s dire. But then we see the May employment report and supposedly things aren’t so bad –
Liquidity, Solvency, and Walking Dead Companies
In the past, we’ve talked about firms that can’t service their debt without borrowing more money. These “walking dead” companies are getting new injections of life
Deadly Combo of Inflation, Depression Could Be Near
June 15, 2020 The early part of 2020 has been wild. Between a pandemic, record unemployment, and near-record equity market returns, I’m surprised any of
The Martin Brody Approach to Economics
June 8, 2020 The Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, recently did an interview on 60 Minutes. It was historic in the sense that the
Yet Again Different Outcomes for Investors, Workers
Thanks to COVID-19, there is a huge disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street…again. Despite what’s happening all over the country in terms of unemployment
Yet Again Different Outcomes for Investors, Workers
June 1, 2020 Thanks to COVID-19, there is a huge disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street…again. Despite what’s happening all over the country in
The Long Pain of Policy Mishaps and Free Spending
I know we’re in a pandemic, but the Federal Reserve’s recent agenda is rather incredible. The Federal Funds Rate is basically 0 percent. On top of that,
The Long Pain of Policy Mishaps and Free Spending
May 25, 2020 I know we’re in a pandemic, but the Federal Reserve’s recent agenda is rather incredible. The Federal Funds Rate is basically 0 percent. On
Rent Payments, Stock Buys Drying Up
Two observations struck me lately that I think could foretell our days ahead. First off, tens of billions of dollars in rent went unpaid last
