MONEY & SENSE

Alternative investments are investments that usually are not listed on the Wall Street Journal, Investor Business Daily, or other public media outlets. I also refer …

Although most investors understand what buying a stock is, far fewer understand the world of trading stock options. Often labeled highly volatile and risky, there …

They say history never repeats but it sure can rhyme.  If that’s the case, I feel like writing some poetry today.  During the first week …

The market continues to creep ever higher with the Dow breaching the 35,000 mark on June 29th only to back off into the 34,000’s shortly …

The basic premise of Capitalism is a transaction between individuals where two parties buy, sell or swap goods or services at a price that is …

An interesting development has been occurring in the Federal Repurchase Agreement Operation (REPO). The REPO market is administered by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and when …

From the March 2020 “CoVid” low of the Dow 18,000’s, the index has recently breached the 34,000 level.  3,000 more points on the Dow (DJIA) …

As the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) flirts with all-time highs, investors and advisors alike might be a bit miffed as their portfolio balances just …

In a recent Money & Sense article, I covered how the Employment Development Department (EDD) and their lucrative bonus payments to the unemployed has essentially …

Remember the “Promise of Progress”? Man will improve manufacturing methods, streamline methodologies, develop faster computers, grow bigger apples and do it faster, and we would …