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February 14, 2023 – Advanced Nomenclature For Valentine’s Day. First, it was predicted that the economy would experience a “slow-down.”

Economic Commentary Advanced Nomenclature For Valentine’s Day. Today is Valentine’s Day. Do not forget to say and do something special for your loved one(s). There are so many names of our spouses and other close relationships. Significant other, partners, girl/boyfriend, fiancé, husband, wife, better-half, consort, companion, sweetheart, loved one and more. With so many to choose from, we should not...” Read More

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February 7, 2023 – The period from the end of January through the beginning of February was jammed packed with data and events which will help shape 2023 from an economic standpoint.

Economic Commentary So How Did We Make Out? The period from the end of January through the beginning of February was jammed packed with data and events which will help shape 2023 from an economic standpoint. Now the data is in the books at we can look back. First we had the first measure of economic growth for the last...” Read More

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January 31, 2023 – Triple Play. This week gives us a plethora of data which could help determine how 2023 is shaping up to be.

Economic Commentary Triple Play. This week gives us a plethora of data which could help determine how 2023 is shaping up to be. We started out Thursday with the first measure of growth for the last quarter of 2022, which gives us an idea of how we closed out the year. The GDP came in at a 2.9% growth rate, which...” Read More

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January 24, 2023 – Here Comes The Fed – Deja Vu? For the first time in 2023, the Federal Reserve Board will be meeting next week.

Economic Commentary Here Comes The Fed — Deja Vu? For the first time in 2023, the Federal Reserve Board will be meeting next week, and chances are we will see another increase in short-term rates. We ended last year with the Fed raising rates by a smaller margin compared to their previous meetings. Will the Fed make this move a trend?...” Read More

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January 17, 2023 – The Wild Card. The pace in which interest rates rose in 2022 was a surprise to just about everyone.

Economic Commentary The Wild Card. The pace in which interest rates rose in 2022 was a surprise to just about everyone. There is no doubt that this phenomenon was spearheaded by what was considered rapidly progressive inflation. At the beginning, the Federal Reserve declared inflation a transitory result of the pandemic. However, inflation did not seem to be going away...” Read More

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January 10, 2023 – The Coming Recession. First of all, we must qualify this headline with the important caveat that a recession is not a sure thing.

Economic Commentary The Coming Recession. First of all, we must qualify this headline with the important caveat that a recession is not a sure thing. However, so many economic forecasts are banking on a recession in 2023, we must at least acknowledge the possibility of a recession this year. The vast majority of these forecasts are predicting “mild” recession. At...” Read More

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January 3, 2023 – It is 2023! All year we have been hearing predictions regarding a coming recession caused by higher interest rates.

Economic Commentary It is 2023! There are so many questions at the beginning of every year. For one, how long will it take for us to stop writing or typing 2022? Secondly, from that famous Seinfeld episode—for how long will we wish everyone a Happy New Year? Do we stop January 31st or later? Here is another – how long...” Read More

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December 27, 2022 – Happy New Year! You will see a plethora of forecasts by many prognosticators in this publication over the next several weeks.

Economic Commentary Happy New Year! Well, here we are. Another year has gone by, and we are wondering where it went. Don’t look now, but it is behind you. The year was a year of ups and downs. Interest rates were up. Refinances and home buying were down. Home prices were way higher, then down a bit. Stocks were higher,...” Read More

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December 20, 2022 – Happy Holidays From the Federal Reserve. Last week, the Fed raised short-term interest rates by “only” 0.5%.

Economic Commentary Happy Holidays From the Federal Reserve. Guess you never thought you would receive a happy holiday message straight from the Federal Reserve Board of the United States. But they were concerned that you might think they were a bunch of scrooges ruining your year with horrific interest rate increases throughout 2022. So, they decided to leave you a...” Read More

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December 13, 2022 – Is it Going To Get Interesting Again? Throughout the pandemic, there was little interest in Fed watching.

Economic Commentary Is it Going To Get Interesting Again? Throughout the pandemic, there was little interest in Fed watching. The Federal Reserve took short-term rates down to zero and kept them there for two years. Now we are accustomed to the Fed raising short-term rates at each meeting for the past eight months. And while the markets believe the meeting...” Read More

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February 14, 2023 – Advanced Nomenclature For Valentine’s Day. First, it was predicted that the economy would experience a “slow-down.”

February 7, 2023 – The period from the end of January through the beginning of February was jammed packed with data and events which will help shape 2023 from an economic standpoint.

January 31, 2023 – Triple Play. This week gives us a plethora of data which could help determine how 2023 is shaping up to be.

January 24, 2023 – Here Comes The Fed – Deja Vu? For the first time in 2023, the Federal Reserve Board will be meeting next week.

January 17, 2023 – The Wild Card. The pace in which interest rates rose in 2022 was a surprise to just about everyone.

January 10, 2023 – The Coming Recession. First of all, we must qualify this headline with the important caveat that a recession is not a sure thing.

January 3, 2023 – It is 2023! All year we have been hearing predictions regarding a coming recession caused by higher interest rates.

December 27, 2022 – Happy New Year! You will see a plethora of forecasts by many prognosticators in this publication over the next several weeks.

December 20, 2022 – Happy Holidays From the Federal Reserve. Last week, the Fed raised short-term interest rates by “only” 0.5%.

December 13, 2022 – Is it Going To Get Interesting Again? Throughout the pandemic, there was little interest in Fed watching.

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