Dubroff: Past week’s stock plunge a sign that we’re not out of the inflation woods yet
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Dubroff: GameStop frenzy a reminder that markets are often irrational
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Tri-county stocks up amid market rally
Stocks rebounded sharply Mar. 2 on the Central Coast, mirroring the S&P 500, which jumped nearly 4 percent. The most impactful moves were among the mid- and large-cap stocks that make up the majority of publicly traded wealth for tri-county companies. They included Thousand Oaks-based Amgen, up 6.14 percent, and Teledyne Technologies, up 2.54 percent, Read More →
Dubroff: Election outcome was predictible
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Dubroff: Stock market investors face an autumn fraught with worries
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Expert Jeremy Siegel says stock market still the safest bet
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Straight talk from China would calm stock market turbulence
What a difference a week makes. A mid-August meltdown in the Chinese stock market suddenly went global, putting major U.S. averages in meltdown mode. Federal Reserve Bank of New York President Bill Dudley put it bluntly on Aug. 26, suggesting at a news conference that the case for raising interest rates in September is now Read More →
