A great market coach, a famous financial blogger, and a dear friend, Dr. Brett Steenbarger recently wrote this piece on trading and response inhibition, which I highly recommend to fellow Minyans.In

Photo by Andrzej Grygiel/AFP/Getty Images “U2 were never dumb in business,” Bono told music journalist Michka Assayas in the book Bono. “We don’t

Editor's Note: This article was written by James Quinn, a senior director of strategic planning for a major university. James has held high-level financial positions with a retailer

1) Dog Days of Summer? Not for the MarketWe are in deep in the final throes of August, the dog days of summer they call it, though here in New York it's not forecast to crack above 80 degrees this we

One a night, almost every night, for six months. This is the pattern Berlin police have been following since the spring in a bizarre series of arsonist attacks on area luxury vehicles, particularly M

1) Do We Need Debt to Recover?This is a good question. Do we? According to the Wall Street Journal, citing a recent study of all nine post-World War II U.S. recessions by Barclays Capital, the answer

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So, Goldman executives sold $700,000,000 worth of stock during the period when they received $10 billion in TARP money? Seriously? Seriously? I’m all for compensating finan

"Quality is a characteristic of thought and statement that is recognized by a non-thinking process. Because definitions are a product of rigid, formal thinking, quality cannot be defined."-

The exchange-traded fund (ETF) boom has been one of the fantastic bull-market trends of all time. Unfortunately, it's been one of those trends that we as investors haven’t yet been able to