We consider Zoom's slowing growth rate, a decrease in jobless claims, and Ford's new production cuts. 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 South Korea's new law targeting Google and Apple, why consumer confidence is at a six-month low, and John Paulson's thoughts on cryptocurrencies. Read More
We consider the troubled fate of Chinese tech IPOs, Tesla's bold electricity bid in Texas, and medical marijuana's increasing popularity. Read More
We examine rumors about the iPhone 13 price, the Fed's online symposium, and Krispy Kreme's free donut offer. Read More
We examine the Census Bureau service revenue report, the Fed's scrapped travel plans, and why Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Lattes are 24 hours early. Read More
We consider airline alcohol sales bans, why the SEC is coming after DeFi platforms, and a new Gallup poll on marijuana use. Read More
We consider Amazon's reported foray into department stores, the future of the restaurant sector, and why Dogecoin is a dumb investment. Read More
We consider defense contractor stocks, Delta's effect on sales, and why satellites are bringing the Internet to the sticks. Read More
We consider two airlines' lowered expectations, Airbnb's Delta warnings, and Taco Bell's new restaurant concept. Read More
We consider Biden's plea for more oil, why no one wants to do Weight Watchers, and the metals poised to skyrocket. Read More