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It is rare for me to say this, but if every one of you opened this week’s Dividend Café, and scrolled straight to the bottom just to read the “Chart of the Week,” I would be happy. Of course I think there is a lot of good and important stuff here besides...

I don't really spend too much time on market valuation, but I do think about it and post about it every now and then.  Of course, debate about market valuation is pretty heated these days due to the super-high looking Shiller p/e ratio, high profit margins...

This post originally appeared at BusinessInCanada.com After North American central bankers waxed philosophical about the future path of interest rates last week, most of the focus has been on the apparent divergence of Canadian and American monetary...

By Nouriel Roubini, Sheryl King and Prajakta Bhide Roubini Global Economics May 29, 2014 Communication is one of the main tools at the Federal Reserve’s disposal in what will soon be the post-QE, post-Evans rule era, making it critical to assess the...

Guest post by Frank Shostak According to mainstream thinking, the central bank is the key factor in determining interest rates [and interest rates haven’t been this low since 3000 BC]. By setting short-term interest rates the central bank, it is argued...