We consider mixed employment reports, a chicken shortage, and the outrageous world of meme NFTs. 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 Treasury Secretary Yellen's remarks about interest rates, Americans' concerns of growing inflation, and how the lumber shortage affects homebuilders. Read More
We consider the COVID era growth of Big Tech companies, Buffett's new beef with trading app Robinhood, and the world's second-largest cryptocurrency. Read More
We examine a double-dip recession in the Eurozone, the EU's antitrust charges against Apple, and Labor Secretary Walsh's remarks about the gig economy. Read More
Here's a round-up of the latest financial news and trends, related to Federal Reserve policy, inflation, Big Tech, corporate earnings, cryptocurrencies, and more. Read More
We consider why Americans want to keep working from home, why lumber prices are up threefold, and why Tesla isn't a safe bet. Read More
We consider a potential doubling of the capital gains tax rate for some investors, the global popularity of fitness apps, and space age supermarket tech. Read More
We consider 2020 tourism numbers from the World Travel & Tourism Council, Netflix's disappointing announcement, and Latin American fintech startups. Read More
We consider rising retail sales, the return of daily flights to Europe, and the U.K.'s interest in creating a cryptocurrency. Read More
We consider a third dose of the COVID vaccine, the future of American rail, and high hopes from American Airlines. Read More