Paul Calendrillo

This will not be a jobless recovery

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and sounds a duck--it's a duck. So why are so many financial journalists afraid to say that this recovery is for real? It looks real (GDP at...

The stock market will continue to climb a "wall of worry"

Bring on the bad news. Because bad news for a contrarian is good news for stocks and the economy. Of course, the airways are full of positive news items as well like the latest and very bullish leading...

Another Wall Street scandal. Another lesson about stock trading.

You can't trade stocks and consistently make money. It can't be done. You can't trust people who say they can--people like Ivan Boesky, Bernard Maddoff and now Raj Rajaratnam, the head of Galleon...

Stop the presses--Paul Krugman and I agree on something

Although I read them, quote them, analyze them and actually learn something from them, I find it difficult to wholeheartedly agree with academic economists. I am a business owner and like anyone whose decisions either make or lose money for...

OPEC predicts that China will lead recovery and help boost world oil demand by 1%

Confirming what many economists have been saying all year, The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies estimates that China and other developing nations will lead the global economic recovery in 2010, not the world's richest countries.In it's...

Forget "W" and "U." ECRI says it's a "V" and possibly a capitial "V"

Bad press, mounting pessimism and loss of confidence will not stop the bull from running. It's out of the pen and galloping ahead, according to Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute. His organization has an excellent track...

World markets weak ahead of unemployment report but don't panic

World stock markets slid this morning on the possibility, not the probability, that today's unemployment report will top 10%. US stock futures look weak, although yesterday's sharp drop discounted much of today's anticipated negative news.Prices...

Beware: S&P volatility is here to stay

The swings in the S&P 500 are back to within normal ranges. We now see big moves in the 1.3% range as opposed to the 3.8% gyrations we experienced earlier in the year. However...

Is a weak dollar a good or bad thing?

As I reviewed the improvement in most key economic numbers this morning, it occurred to me that the credit markets should be anticipating higher inflation. After all, we have pumping unprecedented amounts of liquidity into the system...

Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders is bullish on the economy

Liz Ann Sonders, Chief Investment Strategist for Charles Schwab and Co. who correctly identified the end of the recession in the second quarter, now believes that the consensus is wrong again. With negativity blossoming and almost hoping for another...

This will not be a jobless recovery

The stock market will continue to climb a "wall of worry"

Another Wall Street scandal. Another lesson about stock trading.

Stop the presses--Paul Krugman and I agree on something

OPEC predicts that China will lead recovery and help boost world oil demand by 1%

Forget "W" and "U." ECRI says it's a "V" and possibly a capitial "V"

World markets weak ahead of unemployment report but don't panic

Beware: S&P volatility is here to stay

Is a weak dollar a good or bad thing?

Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders is bullish on the economy

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