Second Half of Rivalry Week
Our political leaders are faced with a decision between two opposing policies – continued economic stimulus or debt reduction. Read why there is reason for optimism amidst the uncertainty.
Goodness Gracious Sakes Alive!
What are the keys to the future success of our country? In tribute to the late great John Wooden, we apply his Pyramid of Success to the challenges facing our government and private sector as they work together to solve today’s challenges.
Collective Sense
How long will be stuck in a mindset where any economic issue or geopolitical event must somehow validate our collective worst fears? What will it take to regain our faith in ourselves and our country?
Does Greece Matter?
Greece is dominating current news headlines. Why is such a small country important to the global financial markets?
DATA
Discussing two important secular themes and the implications of a world awash in data, which needs to be generated, analyzed, stored, shared, transported, and secured; and in real time no less!
Just The Way We Are
Individuals and corporations have made huge strides in this Great Deleveraging Cycle. If politicians ultimately follow the will of the people then eventually the Great Deleveraging cycle will shape the political process in Washington.
Some Tough Questions, dadgummit!
How long will the market ignore relatively strong earnings? And how can we escape this quagmire of skepticism and frustration particularly with our political leaders? Legendary football coach Bobby Bowden leaves us with a new word, one that, well, just seems to fit the times – Dadgummit!
The Great Inflation... Debate
Discussing the impact of monetary and fiscal policy on the future outlook for inflation. What might be some of the factors that might break the link between monetary expansion, deficit spending, and inflation?
2010, hopefully
We outline our views and predictions for the market in 2010.
As good as it gets
Legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden describes competitive greatness as producing your best when only your best will be good enough. Whether it is the World Series MVP or corporate CEOs, the pressure is always on to come through in the clutch.

