Large cap growth stocks have never been more expensive on a relative basis. No return for a few years is the best case scenario.

The Fed is about to embark on a more extreme monetary policy, while some aspects of the current market are even more extreme than this March.

It’s estimated that 15% of the labor force is unable to work from home. Also, here’s an interesting determining factor for the labor market recovery…

The stock market is very overbought if you look at the put to call ratio. Investors around the world are piling into a few stocks which is a classic sign of a market top.

The jobless claims report was actually good for once as PUAs and regular unadjusted claims fell while the NAAIM index shows a dangerous sign.

This article reviews some potentially good news to expect from labor market in August, which sectors are helped/hurt by a rising/falling dollar and…

Total global negative yielding debt is increasing. People can’t pay their mortgage, yet the homeownership rate spiked the most in a quarter ever.

A diversified portfolio of gold, cash, bonds, and stocks just had its best 90 day return ever. Real yields are at a record low.

The labor market is in trouble and the number of businesses that are permanently shutting down is increasing. What are markets pricing in?

According to one stat the labor market hasn’t improved since early May. The NAAIM exposure index shows managers are extremely overweight stocks.