By JEFF SOMMER AUG. 26, 2016 The bull market in stocks has been supported by two fundamental pillars: high corporate earnings and low interest rates. Both of these mainstays appeared wobbly early this year. Fortunately for investors, there is now some good news for both of them. Read the full article in The New York…
[VIEW FULL POST]Kari joined The Halftime Report for the entire hour to talk about Facebook and Amazon in the wake of their earnings reports last week. Click on the links below to watch two of her clips. Clip 1: Facebook (she starts around 3:45) Clip 2: Amazon
[VIEW FULL POST]By JEFF SOMMER JULY 30, 2016 This seems so obvious but the experts keep marveling that the market has continued to go higher. Other than a mattress, it’s not easy to find a place to put your money where you can get it back quickly. Read the article in The New York Times here
[VIEW FULL POST]By Ben Leubsdorf This is the type of news the economy and the market needs. Hopefully geopolitical risks won’t derail the recovery. Read the full article in The Wall Street Journal
[VIEW FULL POST]By Neil Irwin JULY 8th, 2016 Signs that the US economy is back on track and may exit the year growing at a 3% rate. Read the full article in The New York Times
[VIEW FULL POST]Kari was in New York to speak with Bloomberg about whether throwing diversification strategies should be thrown out the window. Watch the video on Bloomberg here
[VIEW FULL POST]By ALEXANDRA STEVENSON George Soros, Leon Cooperman and other top investors confidently predicted that Britain would remain in the E.U. Now they’re proceeding with caution. Read the full article in The New York Times
[VIEW FULL POST]By JIM YARDLEYBritain’s vote to leave the European Union brings into focus the power of disaffected voters to force change on a reluctant establishment. Read the full article in The New York Times
[VIEW FULL POST]Kari joined PIX11 last week to discuss her thoughts on which presidential candidate will affect your wallet most. Watch the interview on PIX11’s website
[VIEW FULL POST]By JEFF SOMMER JUNE 4, 2016 Higher wages should help promote consumer spending which could lead to stronger GDP. Read the full article in The New York Times
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