by visualcapitalist The Briefing In 1994, 35% of consumers had a “great deal” or “quite a lot” of trust in TV news In 2020, only 18% feel the same way Unsurprisingly, younger Americans are
by bebesiege Check out the velocity of money chart over the same period So basically banks are hoarding all the money we gave them.
By Nick Cunningham U.S. oil production fell in July, another worrying sign for the shale industry. The latest EIA data shows that oil output fell sharply in July, dipping by
Trent Baker from Breitbart reports, In a Thursday appearance on CNN’s “New Day,” 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful and billionaire hedge fund manager Tom Steyer made his case against President Donald
by WARREN MOSLER Gross domestic income was just revised higher. The blue bars are the previously reported levels and the red bars are the revised levels. This further meant that
Media Stocks Suffer Declines in 2018 With only a few trading days left this year, 31 of the 50 stocks tracked by The Hollywood Reporter are down for the year.
by Dr. Eowyn Despite sex ed classes in public schools and a wealth of information on the Internet about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), increasing numbers of Americans still manage to
h/t David Stockman Rather than attempting to "justify" or dismiss valuations, it's better to accept that speculative pressures (we read via market internals) can allow enormous, temporary deviations from valuation norms