We consider the labor market updates for August, Disney's potential Prime-like product, and the rising trend of digital payments. Read More
Katherine Beem didn’t always intend to write about money. She’s a classically trained pianist who graduated from university with a degree in archaeology and ancient Greek and Latin. However, in 2007 she began working in financial publishing. She particularly enjoys writing about stocks and the markets, as well as investing in art and antiques. (Apparently, unearthing ideas about investing isn’t such a bad career alternative!)
Her writing has been featured in Truth & Plenty, Independence Monthly, NICHE, AmericanStyle, AntiqueWeek, Investor Junkie, TheStreet.com, Sure Dividend and many others.
Analyst Articles
We consider Nvidia's forbidden chip sales in China, tech sector layoffs, and higher Sam's Club membership fees. Read More
We consider the job openings report, Musk's ongoing battle to get out of buying Twitter, and the percentage of people who browse but don't buy online. Read More
We consider China's debt situation, Honda's plan to open a U.S. battery factory, and the new price of a Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte. Read More
We consider the bad quarter for Chinese tech giants, the shuttering of Amazon Care, and Americans' reluctance to buy EVs. Read More
We consider Jerome Powell's warning about the economy, raised prices for Mustangs, and the future of the pet food market. Read More
We consider the first home price drop in 11 years, Peloton's new partnership with Amazon, and Nvidia's disastrous quarter. Read More
We consider plunging gas prices, Intel's new plan for Arizona factories, and the bursting of the Zoom bubble. Read More
We consider Ford's cost-cutting layoffs, Cineworld's potential plan to file for bankruptcy, and the Nielsen report that shows streaming overtaking cable TV. Read More
We consider Target's disastrous quarter, the meme stock insanity behind BBBY shares, and hope for the retail industry. Read More