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Tuesday the blue chips rallied 35 points, the nasdaq up 28, and the s p 500 closed above 1,700. Gold fell 8 dollars, oil lost 1. 11. Electronic arts has named Andrew Wilson a long time insider at the company as its new ceo. Officials are calling last weeks fire along the jersey shore boardwalk an accident. And a new poll shows just 27 of u. S. Adults picked the correct definition of quantitative easing. Larry shover of sfg alternatives joins us now. Larry, what will you specifically be listening...

The North American economy is not crumbling, but it is sending a flurry of mixed signals

There is plenty to get excited about in today’s market, but there is a risk that people are only looking at the positives

What to watch for in the coming months

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Equity markets have gone up so fast that they’re very vulnerable to a pullback if the US economy slips into even a mild recession. Read on.

Shares slipped in New York, with the S&P 500 failing for now to reset its record high. Still, the index rallied 24pc in 2023; the Nasdaq 100 leapt 54pc.

Changes in productivity are better measured by GDP per capita than just GDP but, until recently, we rarely heard politicians or anyone else talk about GDP per capita

Investors may want to start thinking about a scenario in which good news outweighs bad