CNBC Guest Blog
Michael Yoshikami
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While it is true that Federal Reserve policy is often led by the Chairman, it is clear that most governing members believe that the current course of action is the correct one.
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The interpretation of language used really depends on the perspective from which you are viewing the language and interpreting the message.
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China reported GDP growth below many analysts expectations and the markets shuttered. What's happening with this once-strong growth engine for the global economy?
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The replacement of CEO Ron Johnson at J.C. Penney caps what has truly been a disastrous turn of events for the 110-year-old retailer. What went wrong?
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I fear that one day when I wake up a meteor will hit the earth and it will alter everything in my life. Is this a possibility? Yes, of course it is. But is this a probability? Should my actions be based on my fear or on what I believe to be probable?
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The latest retail sales numbers give ammunition to the bulls that the good old days are back. But hold on for just a minute optimists; the numbers aren't THAT great.
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Make sure you have developed your strategy with a risk budget in mind. It will serve you well when panic in the market set in, says this pro.
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Investors who slavishly look at a rating from any rating agency and see this as a stamp of approval are sorely mistaken, says this pro.
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Time horizon can be very confusing when determining investment strategy and decisions. Just look at Netflix. This pro tells you how to make sense of these types of stories.
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The concerns raised about this stock address innovation issues that affect companies across the technology and application space, writes this pro.
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Japan's prime minister will have a tough job in trying to convince the G-8 next month that his "three arrows" stimulus program is not just a subterfuge to boost exports.
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President Obama's proposal to forgive billions in student debt will encourage students and parents to continue to make poor choices and embolden colleges to push up tuition.
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Currency pairs rarely trade where they "should," says this forex expert, but he goes ahead and attempts a forecast for the dollar/yen.
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U.S. Bond market vigilantes have already forced a de facto policy shift to tighter credit conditions, writes Michael Ivanovitch.