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He's got room to fill out. He's a strong kid, he's just lean.
He's got room to fill out. He's a strong kid, he's just lean.
I'm still looking for places to sell the dollar. We're assuming that the Fed is nearing the end of its read more
I'm still looking for places to sell the dollar. We're assuming that the Fed is nearing the end of its tightening cycle. That's a reason to sell dollars.
We have been expecting this system to weaken for the last few days, but the system has not weakened. I read more
We have been expecting this system to weaken for the last few days, but the system has not weakened. I cannot speculate about it because we don't know why.
A week ago, you could sense the soul of New Orleans from the people who were still around. There's no read more
A week ago, you could sense the soul of New Orleans from the people who were still around. There's no people. It's like trying to interview someone's guitar.
What the king found was that not all agencies were in line with his program, ... One arm was working read more
What the king found was that not all agencies were in line with his program, ... One arm was working against the other. People were confused. The king decided to bring in a team that was reformist and worked in tandem.
It is going to be a Fed week. The market is 100 percent in sync with a quarter of a read more
It is going to be a Fed week. The market is 100 percent in sync with a quarter of a percentage point rise for Fed fund rates at 4.75 percent.
Markets are now focused squarely on inflation, ... Will it follow the great growth we've seen and force the Fed's read more
Markets are now focused squarely on inflation, ... Will it follow the great growth we've seen and force the Fed's hand to take rates up faster than the market currently anticipates?
You are not in business to be popular.
You are not in business to be popular.
My immediate reaction was that our job had just increased by two or three years, but that the samples were read more
My immediate reaction was that our job had just increased by two or three years, but that the samples were still there. A 200 miles-per-hour crash isn't going to dislodge solar wind atoms that are buried in the collectors. It's going to take longer and people are going to have to work harder...but the samples are still there.