Category Archives: Stock Market

Has the Fed Turned “Hawkish?”

Posted on December 16, 2016 by MN Gordon

Stimulus, in a general sense, is something that causes an action or response.  A ringing alarm clock may prompt someone to exit their slumber.  Or a fist to the gut may force someone to gasp for breath. Stimulus can come … Continue reading →

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Shrewd Financial Analysis in the Year 2016

Posted on September 2, 2016 by MN Gordon

“Markets make opinions,” says the old Wall Street adage.  Perhaps what this means is that when stocks are going up, many consider the economy to be going great.  Conversely, when stocks tank it must be because the economic sky is … Continue reading →

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The Great Stock Market Swindle

Posted on August 12, 2016 by MN Gordon

Finding and filling gaps in the market is one avenue for entrepreneurial success.  Obviously, the first to tap into an unmet consumer demand can unlock massive profits.  But unless there’s some comparative advantage, competition will quickly commoditize the market and … Continue reading →

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Visions of Tomorrow from the Permanently High Plateau

Posted on July 29, 2016 by MN Gordon

Somewhere, someone first said “bull markets don’t die of old age.”  We suppose this throwaway phrase was first uttered in a time and place much like today.  That is, in the midst of a protracted bull market where stock prices … Continue reading →

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