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Jim O’Sullivan: Forecaster of the Year for the 11th time!

February 4, 2019

"Tom Brady is the Jim O'Sullivan of football," says MarketWatch's Rex Nutting.  O'Sullivan won MarketWatch’s Forecaster of the Year award for 2018—his eight consecutive win and eleventh in the last 15 years.  
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Japan

Sometimes, you need a better plan

December 31, 2018

If the BoJ's QQME with YCC were going to do something, it would have happened—or at least, begun—by now.

High Frequency Economics - Brexit

Ya gotta have a forecast

December 19, 2018

Without a forecast, the Bank of England is without a clue about whether there will be inflation on March 29, or thereafter.

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