by Diane Alter
The November FOMC Meeting kicks off tomorrow (Tuesday) and concludes Wednesday with a statement at 2 p.m.
Odds of a rate hike this week are slim. Yet markets could move sharply after the November FOMC meeting.
Here's what you need to know...
There's no doubt that everyone on Wall Street wants to get their hands on Uber stock.
After all, the company could reach a valuation of $100 billion before it goes public.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is flat as new evidence in the Hillary Clinton email scandal unfolds.
The FBI announced on Oct. 28 it will be reviewing new emails it uncovered sent between Clinton and her top aide Huma Abedin.
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Global stock markets were mostly weaker Monday, following the losses seen in New York on Friday. There was some downbeat economic data coming out of Japan, as industrial production and retail sales reports were a miss to the downside of expectations. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward slightly higher openings when the New York day session begins.
by Shah Gilani
Socialist monetarism: (sōSHələst mänidərizəm) the takeover of the free world by an oligarchy of bankers
The unthinkable is happening; in fact, the final chapter is being written as you read this.
Governments around the (presumably) free world have ceded fiscal and economic control of their countries to central bankers, who, drunk with power, are methodically replacing free-market capitalism with a new order of socialist monetarism.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, you're not alone. See, you're not supposed to know.
The fact is, we're supposed to think that central banks are our economic saviors.
But what they're actually doing, right before our very eyes, is radically changing the world we know.
And not at all for the better...
An analyst from a reputable investment research firm drew a stock chart that has some quarters of the internet panicking.
But… they're not seeing the whole picture – there's a lot that's not right about this stock chart.
by David Zeiler
Americans need to brace themselves for more drug price increases, as they're not as unusual as you might think.
Although the most outrageous drug price hikes, like Turing Pharmaceutical's 5,455% increase in the price of Daraprim, get a lot of media attention, dozens of others don't.
And yet some of these lesser-known drug price increases are worse than the ones in the news...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today slipped slightly after the FBI reopened the Clinton email investigation.
by Shah Gilani
Hedge fund underperformance has sent investors into passive index funds.
But as our expert explains, you can benefit from this massive industry upheaval...
by Jack Delaney
Residents in five states are keeping a close eye on recreational marijuana polls ahead of Nov. 8.
The majority of voters are clearly in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana in some states, while there's a tight race for legalization in other states.
