Nathaniel Weixel of The Hill gives us five things to know about Trump's recent decision to end payments to insurers meant to help low-income people afford their insurance. I can personally confirm four of these things.
In this quarter's CIO commentary, we talk about picking a new Federal Reserve chairperson, the hurricane season, and take a deep dive into the implications of the Republican's tax framework document.
Michael Batnick, CFA, wrote this week on his The Irrelevant Investor blog about the ugly implications of today's 30x S&P 500, should the irrepressible force that is reversion to the mean take hold:
Outgoing director of the US Office of Government Ethics, Walter Schaub, discusses the blatant disregard of long-accepted ethics norms given by President Donald Trump and his appointees, and the need for more "teeth" in the ethics program, in today's New York Times editorial page: