These were the most read posts on the site this week, in case you missed it:
Are negative interest rates in the US inevitable?
The consensus seems to believe that negative interest rates are an inevitability in the United States. We’re not so sure. The bond market certainly doesn’t appear to believe that a reversal is a near-term risk…
Investors beating workers in Trump’s economy, same as it ever was
Trump’s economic policies are helping the group of people who are least likely to be his fans, and hurting the base.
Clips From Today’s Closing Bell
Earnings recession off the table, says market strategist from CNBC.
Clips From Today’s Halftime Report
Sunday Night football commentator Al Michaels on his playbook and the 100th NFL season from CNBC.
Clips From Today’s Halftime Report
Lam Research rises as Evercore turns bullish from CNBC.
Chart o’ the Day: Where the bears are in trouble
Looking at monthly closing price chart of the Dow Jones Industrial Average
This Week on TRB
These were the most read posts on the site this week, in case you missed it:
Clips From Today’s Halftime Report
Why Josh Brown says investors need a diversified stock portfolio from CNBC.
The Real Bubble Has Always Been in Active Management
Michael Burry joins the chorus of people referring to indexing and passive investing as a bubble. It’s not his main point – which is that value small caps are being ignored, which is true – but it’s a point we now hear tossed off on a daily basis as casually and nonchalantly as though the…
