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What the stock market is telling us
Well, the market is nearly reaching highs again. Surely the recession fears over the past months were unfounded. But, wait. What’s this? “The stock market isn’t the economy. The economy is production and jobs, and there are shortfalls in virtually every sector of the economy,” Yellen said in an interview with The Washington Post. Yellen… … Continue reading What the stock market is telling us
Taking it one step at a time
Sometimes we get into a habit of doing things a certain way. There’s nothing wrong with that. I’m a huge proponent of routine. Yet, at times, it’s disrupted. Nothing we do or say will change that. So how do we deal with disruption? I recommend taking it one step at a time. A huge response … Continue reading Taking it one step at a time
Upswings of downtime tech
The pandemic has a led to increases in the sales of all forms of technology. Computers, video games, streaming services, etc. How we’re spending time at home – or away from people – is a new type of American experience. The burgeoning at-home entertainment market (at least electronic) is only a handful of decades old. … Continue reading Upswings of downtime tech
To mask or not to mask
I’m not sure what the question really is. I had to listen to someone while working the other day explaining that masks are just encouraging us to breathe in our own carbon dioxide, killing our brain cells. Now, that’s a lot to deconstruct. First, masks really catch respiratory droplets. “One category of evidence comes from … Continue reading To mask or not to mask
