Are private sector balance sheets, income & profits, liquidity, and pessimism simply too strong to have a recession? By Jim Paulsen Recession risk is weighed in several ways. Are the resources available to the economy – land, labor, and capital — becoming scarce? Are pent-up demands nearing saturation? How many years old is the recovery? Are its primary players –…
Last week, Target Corp. (TGT) offered a rather gruesome outlook for 2017 that came on the heels of a very weak...
A Note: Structurally, the market needs breadth to improve this week, which demands improved performance from Equal-Weights and Small-Caps!...
MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK: Our view is that the market turmoil and economic slowdown over the past 18 months is not...
No matter how many different data sets, seasonal patterns, election cycle studies we look at, they all point to...
A “soft landing” for the economy in the US seems increasingly possible, so we look back at previous similar episodes...
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The S&P 500 (SPX) flip flopped this week, but spent the last few days hovering around a 40-point range....
There was a great deal of concern for the manner in which the equity markets closed the week, 2...
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