Although the economy looks like its improving and employment remains robust, most American’s feel “poorer” from the combined effects of higher food costs, higher gas prices, and higher borrowing rates.Read More

Falling free cash flow isn’t enough to pressure dividends and stock buybacks....yet. The four-quarter moving average of free cash flow for the S&P 500 dropped 12.5% inRead More

Global equity investors may be excited to see green on their screens this week, but stock gains seem to be evidence of a defensive shift in positioning rather than a “risk-on” trade.Read More

The dynamic reality of business activity, allied to the need for growth and market affirmation, presupposes that business organizations, constantly, seek viable alternatives to develop their assets and make them attractive to investors, aiming for efficiency and maximization of results.Read More

Japanese investors sold a record amount of Treasuries in March as rising currency hedge costs eroded the allure of the securities. Funds in the Asian nation offloaded a net $32.6 billion of U.S. sovereign debt during the month, the most...Read More