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Holiday spending expected to jump 10%, new variant’s impact may be muted by vaccines and other measures, jobless claims hit 52-year low.

Supply chain problems appear to be easing, but investors don’t seem to notice—and that could be good news for stocks.

Mitch offers his analysis of a market that keeps climbing in spite of issues like inflation, supply chains, gas prices and more.

Housing and energy prices on the rise, the Fed Chairman plans for second term, labor shortages could persist into 2022

Demand is strong, the job market is wide open, and corporate profits are at record highs—so why are people so worried?

While it’s impossible to accurately predict conditions 10 or 20 years out, Mitch looks at history to assess the future

Consumers buying despite supply woes and inflation, industrial production rebounds, U.S. job numbers post net gain

Mitch expects the $1 trillion infrastructure law to have a muted, but overall positive impact on the economy and markets

Inflation has been described as “too much money chasing too few goods.” Mitch argues that the “too few goods” part will soon be fixed.

Every so often, someone generates headlines with an outrageous prediction … but they’re almost always wrong.