Many investors conflate the economy and the stock market and expect the two to act in tandem.

The latest mess out of Washington is the fight to increase the federal debt ceiling.

Quantitative easing and short-term rates near zero could be ending soon

It is that time of year for bold predictions! Please remember my accuracy last year when I expertly predicted a global pandemic, a...

After negotiations for another stimulus bill stalled for two weeks, President Trump issued an executive order...

On Thursday, July 30th, the Commerce Department reported that GDP decreased at an annual rate of 32.9% in the second quarter of 2020.

Heading into 2020, there was little doubt that the U.S. presidential election would be the biggest story of the year.

This article is a great refresher on inflation and CPI and how it affects your purchasing power.

Craft beer sales are surging at stores, but craft breweries are still struggling. Cheap beer is surging, but it's still losing market share.

U.S. stock markets continue to trend up as optimism returns to Wall Street while Main Street USA continues to reopen.

There is a lot of attention about the Feds cutting, and sometimes raising, rates. But what does this mean and why do they do it?

June 2019 marked the longest expansion in modern U.S. history...we are so lucky to sit down with our guest, The U.S. Economy.