The Fed is once again sowing the seeds of crisis.

The stock market rally that began on Christmas looks endangered.

Buy stocks in 2019 at 2011 prices? It’s possible!

Britain depends on Brexit for its survival as a nation.

The Financology markets outlook for 2019 and beyond.

Financial punditry has been crying that the Fed is ignoring the markets. Financology disagrees.

Volatility during this selloff has been uncharacteristically low.

Powell stands up to pressure.

I don’t like tutti frutti ice cream. Tutti frutti ice cream is therefore a mistake.

This month’s FOMC meeting will be the most closely watched in a long time.

An update on the bear market in stocks.

There’s always a bull market somewhere!

The lower interest rates go and the longer they are there, the more the addict needs them.

Fed Chairman Jay Powell delivers stocks a hearty ho-ho-ho.

What causes deflation? Can inflation targeting prevent it?

So … are rates a long way from neutral or nearly there?

Trade is one of the few free lunches in economics.

There are some premises about the future of the markets underlying every portfolio.

Sentiment is so glum the bear leaves room for a countertrend rally.

The “real” yield you read of is probably fake.

Is the demographic crisis real? Or is it a figment of our rhetoric?

The crash in oil prices is just the latest symptom of gathering deflation.

The US dollar has been appreciating since January … in real terms.

Continued from Inflation is Not an Economic Condition.

Inflation – or its mirror image, deflation – has nothing to do with demographics, technology, economic growth or any of the other usual suspects.

A primer on bonds.

Have special concerns about inflation or deflation? Here’s how to adapt a basic portfolio.

Wile E Coyote hits the dirt.

What causes asset prices to move the way they do?

Whew!

Warning: This is a sales pitch!

As crashes go, it wasn’t one for the history books. At least not yet…

Investing with an emphasis on income.

The collapse of Lehman Bros did not kick off the financial crisis.

When is a tax cut not a tax cut?

What does a flattening yield curve mean for stock returns?

So was it a bear market or wasn’t it?

Introducing the Financology Dollar Index.

What does technological advance have to do with inflation?

Second quarter real GDP soared 4.1%?
I don’t think so!