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The Fed’s Dilemma: GDP Growth vs. Inflation in Recent U.S. Economic Data

If you were to look at the headline U.S. economic data from the surface over the past year, you might see a picture of remarkable resilience. The Gross Domestic Product…

Gideon December 2, 2025

Economic Data

Decoding the Latest U.S. Jobs Report: Is the Labor Market Cooling or Holding Steady?

On the first Friday of every month, a wave of anticipation sweeps through the halls of the Federal Reserve, the White House, Wall Street trading desks, and Main Street businesses.…

Alex December 1, 2025

Economic Data

Inflation Deep Dive: Analyzing the CPI and PCE Trends in the U.S. Economy

For the past several years, the word "inflation" has shifted from an abstract economic concept to a tangible force impacting household budgets, business strategies, and national policy. The conversation is…

Evan Stubs December 1, 2025

Stock Buybacks

A Guide for the U.S. Investor: How to Spot a Smart Buyback Program from a Value-Destroying One

A company announces a multi-billion dollar share buyback program. The financial news channels buzz with excitement. The stock price often ticks up in the short term. For many investors, this…

Alex November 30, 2025

Stock Buybacks

From Main Street to Wall Street: The Political and Public Relations Battle Over U.S. Stock Buybacks

The term "stock buyback" is one of the most potent and polarizing phrases in modern American economic discourse. To its proponents, it is a legitimate and efficient mechanism for returning…

Evan Stubs November 30, 2025

Stock Buybacks

Returning Value or Manipulating Markets? The Heated Debate Over U.S. Stock Buybacks.

In the intricate ecosystem of the modern U.S. stock market, few corporate activities generate as much fervent debate as the share buyback. To its proponents, a buyback—the process by which…

Gideon November 29, 2025

Stock Buybacks

Buybacks vs. Bonuses: The American Corporate Dilemma of Capital Allocation

In the intricate ecosystem of a modern American corporation, few decisions are as consequential—or as contentious—as what to do with a surplus of cash. When profits are high, debt is…

Matt Hardy November 29, 2025

Inflation & Interest

Wage-Price Spiral: Is the U.S. Economy Stuck in a Feedback Loop?

The American economic landscape of the post-pandemic era has been defined by a word many hadn't uttered in decades: inflation. From the gas pump to the grocery store, the rising…

Evan Stubs November 28, 2025

Stock Buybacks

The $1 Trillion Question: Are Record Stock Buybacks Boosting the U.S. Economy or Holding It Back?

In the intricate machinery of the U.S. economy, few corporate actions generate as much capital, controversy, and confusion as the stock buyback. Also known as share repurchases, this practice—where a…

Alex November 28, 2025

Inflation & Interest

Stagflation Fears in America: A Repeat of the 1970s or a Modern-Day Myth?

A specter is haunting the American economy—the specter of stagflation. This ominous term, a portmanteau of "stagnation" and "inflation," conjures images of the tumultuous 1970s: long gas lines, soaring unemployment,…

Gideon November 27, 2025