Category Archives: Special Situations

Is the Stock Market a System 1 Thinker? In my class on Strategy and Decision Making that I teach at California Baptist University, we have been studying the System 1 and System 2 thinking that characterizes the way that people … Continue reading →

Maybe Not ‘Irrationally Exuberant’ – But Definitely Overvalued Is the market “irrationally exuberant”? That was a question posed in December 1996 by Alan Greenspan, who was the Chairman of the Federal Reserve at the time. In an article written today … Continue reading →

Read, Study, Model, Forecast, Repeat Over the years, my forecasts have been correct more often than not. On Wall Street, that is usually good enough because most forecasters are not right even that much of the time. Furthermore, if you … Continue reading →

Anyone Can Build Wealth Using Our Wealth Blueprint and Wealth Code Dr. Wendee is working on a financial planning modeling program which is now available on a work-in-progress basis. The modeling program is designed to assist anyone in creating a financial plan … Continue reading →

Not So Bullish, But Still Overvalued The number of Coronavirus cases across the U.S. and globally is on the rise; the U.S. and global economies continue to be adversely impacted by the Coronavirus and the economic effect is getting worse … Continue reading →

Coronavirus Resurgence – It’s All in the Numbers We have been warning the last few weeks that we believe the states have begun reopening too soon. The numbers now support our concerns. California, Utah, Arizona, North Carolina, Florida, Arkansas and … Continue reading →

Why People Protest (In Search of a Cause) The violence and destruction that followed the protests that started as a result of the police incident with George Floyd in Minneapolis this past weekend has further hampered the economic recovery nationally … Continue reading →

Are We Coming Off the Bottom or Is This a “Dead Cat Bounce”*? *See the following link for a definition of a “Dead Cat Bounce.” My comments in this article come from me the scientist – not from me the … Continue reading →