We consider the number of millionaires made last year, the growing need for warehouse space, and why Dogecoin went bust. 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 the rise of Amazon Prime Day, a new rewards program from McDonald's, and why Bitcoin continues to be an awful investment. Read More
We examine why retail sales are down and food sales are up, why the markets had a crazy-volatile week, and why people aren't streaming like we thought. Read More
We consider the Fed's updated inflation predictions, a spate of business-disrupting technical difficulties, and why Coke lost $4 billion this week. Read More
We consider why airlines aren't out of the woods yet, why lawmakers are taking aim at Big Tech, and why JP Morgan's CEO is loading up on cash. Read More
We consider how a hot summer in the Mideast will cost us more at the pump, and how commodity and labor shortages will cost us more at the restaurant, yet investors aren't worried about inflation. Read More
We examine the new job openings report, young investors' increased risk tolerance, and El Salvador's dangerous Bitcoin mandate. Read More
We consider the G-7's global minimum tax agreement, the rise of ransomware attacks, and why Bitcoin is more dangerous than ever. Read More
We consider United Airline's intended supersonic jet purchase, Netflix's potential foray into video game streaming, and how inexperienced traders are messing wth AMC. Read More
We examine how ransomware attacks will continue to affect the supply chain, U.S. automakers' production cuts, and how the NFT bubble has popped. Read More