Dwight Johnston

What the potential for tax reform means for the stock market.

1987 and 2017 share at least one common trait, but remembering Black Monday is not to create fear. It's to encourage watchfulness.

After four consecutive weeks of losses for bonds, the bond market has been up each day this week. Will tomorrow's consumer price index release bring ...

Friday’s jobs report will be messy and easily forgotten. Traders will go through the motions of reacting, but the numbers will have no staying power.

Don’t be the first or the last financial institution on the block to raise rates.

The markets react mildly to yesterday's Fed meeting.

Uncertainties regarding a new Fed chair, the debt ceiling, budget, and tax reform make it unlikely there will be a carefree Christmas.

With housing trends skewing national in scope, concerns arise that a bubble could blow up.

Stocks, bonds, and the debt ceiling. There's a lot fueling a sense of economic uneasiness.

A snapshot of the bond market reveals bullish speculators are back.