The January Barometer?

By admin | March 25, 2014 |

A market theory that has developed over the years is called the January barometer. The theory basically asserts that whatever happens in the financial markets in January is a precursor…

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Olympi-nomics

By admin | March 11, 2014 |

In the wake of the recent Olympic winter games in Sochi, Russia, a number of economists have mounted theories linking success at Winter Olympics with economic development for participating countries.…

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Tax Updates

By admin | March 4, 2014 |

As we enter tax season, many issues abound. Congress is back in session and, you never know, may at some point start discussing ideas for tax reform. Whether or not…

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Happy Days Are Here Again…

By admin | February 25, 2014 |

What a difference a couple of years made — from challenging times in Europe to the plummet in domestic home values to unemployment approaching double digits. The economic recovery in…

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Long-term Goals

By admin | February 18, 2014 |

One of the hallmarks of contemporary society is that we want everything right now. We can communicate 24/7 via text, phone, email, tweets and posts and wouldn’t dream of driving…

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What’s Ahead for 2014?

By admin | February 11, 2014 |

The usual pundits and prognosticators are at it again — making all sorts of predictions and observations about how this next year will play out. For starters, the New Year…

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