Research – Plan – Execute
As I prepare for each of my Spader Business Management 20 Group meetings, I look over a set of economic indicators that I believe are indicative of how the economy is functioning and how it’s expected to perform. I’ve assembled
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I know that most people don’t have a degree in economics (heck, I don’t even have a degree), but watching all of these presidential transition posts, it amazes me how many people confuse the stock market with the economy. They
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During the great recession that began in 2008, the Federal Reserve kicked off a program called Quantitative Easing (QE), now referred to as QE1. The government typically funds deficit spending by borrowing money (lots of money) from people, institutions, other
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Haven’t read part 1 and part 2, then do that first. Short term bonds mean that they’ll soon need to be redeemed for something new. When that happens, the money will need to be reinvested. As we go into a
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