Chief market strategist Brett Ewing of First Franklin believes that the Fed has finally learned what it means to be data dependent.
In Remembrance…
“Taps.” Of all the military bugle calls, none is so easily or emotionally recognized. The haunting 24-note melody originally began before the Civil War as a revision to “Extinguish Lights,” the lights-out signal at the end of the day.
Brett F. Ewing in CNN Money
That popping sound you hear from Wall Street isn’t the latest bubble bursting. It’s champagne corks. That’s because the Federal Reserve may be coming to the rescue of big banks.
Brett F. Ewing and Lance Mitchell Quoted in CNBC
Market’s early reaction to a Fed June rate hike is NO!
Brett F. Ewing and Lance Mitchell Quoted in the Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee’s economic rebound shows glimmers of growth, promise and potential — but at a slower pace than the rest of the state.
Brett F. Ewing quoted in the Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee real estate, consumer spending surge in March
Brett F. Ewing Quoted in The Wall Street Journal
Chief Market Strategist, Brett F. Ewing, was recently quoted in The Wall Street Journal Asian Markets Mostly Up After U.S. Fed Indicates Rate Caution
Federal Reserve must change course to stop economy’s downward trajectory
The only way to prevent a currency war is for market participants to regain confidence in the global central banking system Investment News
Fixing Social Security: America Faces Tough Choices
Fixing Social Security: America Faces Tough Choices In May 2015, researchers from Harvard and Dartmouth published a report suggesting that actuaries for the Social Security Administration have been underestimating the demographic challenges facing the program since 2000.1 The fact that Social Security is in trouble was not a surprise, but the possibility that the day of reckoning might come …