When you invest in US debt, think twice...

By: Charles-Henry Monchau, CFA, CMT, CAIA

Not rate cuts, but Rate Hikes?!?

By: Charles-Henry Monchau, CFA, CMT, CAIA

Basically what he said is that we are in a BUBBLE.

By: Yelena C.

There are many indicators that help investors determine whether there’s value in the market or it has gone ahead of itself. One of the simplest ones, is the so called “Buffet indicator”, which simply looks at the total market cap of the equity market, using the Wilshire 5000 index as a proxy, as a percentage of U.S. gdp.

By: Gustavo A. Cano

Americans are spending more than 11% of their disposable income on food, per federal data — the highest level in more than three decades, matching 1991, the Wall Street Journal reports. Groceries and restaurants are both getting more expensive.

By: Axios

Not since the atomic bomb has so much money been spent in so little time on a technology its own creators admit could ... wipe out our entire species.

By: Jim VandeHei, Mike Allen (Axios)

"US tech stocks look almost as expensive relative to the rest of the world as in 2000."

By: Daily Chartbook

There is a massive CRE debt wall that has been built, and it looks very scarry. This wall is newsworthy because it hasn’t previously been reported how massive the wall is.

By: Bruce Richards

Thru end of January, over past two decades, median price of existing single-family home (blue) has grown by 114%, S&P 500 (orange) has increased by 123%, and CPI (white) has increased by 66%.

By: Liz Ann Sonders

There are a few signs in the market that point towards an end of the cycle:

By: Gustavo A. Cano