We consider how electric vehicles can battle climate change, why the SEC is fining a cryptocurrency platform, and the newest pot IPO. 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 examine better-than-expected jobs numbers, the 30th birthday of websites, and why cryptos have gotten even riskier. Read More
We consider why Chinese manufacturing is falling, why business travel is falling, and why Robinhood isn't worth it, even if it's rising. Read More
We consider the COVID Delta variant's negative impact on our psyche and stocks, Sanofi's big bet on mRNA tech, and why the SEC might come for the crypto markets. Read More
We consider Pfizer's revenue from COVID shots, Amazon's slow growth, and Robinhood's record for worst IPO. Read More
We consider the Fed's interest rate decision, Apple's amazing quarterly sales, and the demand for Ford's EV F-150. Read More
We consider Tesla's profitable second quarter, why the IMF is getting nervous about inflation, and the dangers of Chinese stocks. Read More
We examine the mixed signals sent by U.S. semiconductor chip makers, the positive news from Amex, and the strange fact that crypto ATMs exist. Read More
We consider why Netflix subscribers are canceling, why jobless claims surprisingly increased last week, and why the mood of Fed chairs affects the market. Read More
We consider rising inflation, rising gas prices, and plummeting cryptocurrencies. Read More