Irving Wilkinson

Yesterday is the unofficial conclusion of summer. Historically speaking (Pre Covid), most of us would be resuming our regular Tuesday morning work schedules. This may no longer be true, given the popularity of working from […]

This week saw more losses in the financial markets as fears over central banks’ monetary policy and a faltering global economy resurfaced. As the Fed chairman reiterated that monetary tightening would continue in the coming

My wife constantly tells me that not everything is logical, but these markets, monetary and fiscal policies are purely insane. Consumption, the Philly Fed index, and unemployment were generally positive. At the same time, the

Last week’s big market news was a decline in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) number. This report elicited a bull rally from retail investors. This caused many sectors to turn bullish short term. For many

Yesterday the US Senate passed the “Inflation Reduction Act,” which really increases government and taxes. The opposite fiscal and government policy we need now! I don’t like to rant, but I think it important that

Every week, I provide try to keep the Report short with only the essential information you need to make the best choice for your customers and portfolios, but this madness needs to be exposed. The