Juli Niemann is St. Louis' oldest, non-retired analyst. She works for Smith, Moore and Company as executive vice-president for research and portfolio management. She has worked in the investment industry for over 40 years. Niemann was recently profiled in St. Louis Magazine.
Features By Juli Niemann
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JPMorgan shareholder meeting today in Tampa
In Tampa, Fla. today, there's a JPMorgan Chase shareholder meeting going on. Not a great time for CEO Jamie Dimon to face shareholders, given the $2 billion trading loss he announced last week.
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Why are gas prices falling?
Analyst Juli Niemann discusses the latest with gas prices and whether we can expect a rise in prices during the summer driving season.
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Home prices stay flat, tech bubble could burst
U.S. home prices stayed basically flat in February according to the S&P Case-Shiller Index. Without adjusting for seasonal fluctuations, prices actually dropped 0.8 percent to reach the lowest level since 2002.
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Housing starts drop, a crackdown on oil price manipulation
There was an unexpected drop last month in housing starts. Meanwhile, President Obama has plans to crack down on those who manipulate oil prices.
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The sinking price of natural gas
Anyone who’s filled up a gas tank recently would probably conclude there’s not enough supply and there’s too much demand, that’s why it costs almost $4 on average a gallon nationwide to fill up your tank. But when it comes to natural gas the supply demand problem is just the opposite.
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What we can expect from earnings season
With some tough economic news in the last week or so with the jobs report, and today some evidence of a slowdown in China, Wall Street is anticipating modest reports from corporations.
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Some carmakers have best sales in years
Auto sales for the month of March are trickling out this month and so far the numbers look pretty good. Chrysler said it had its best month in four years with sales up 34 percent. Ford also had its best month in years with sales up 5 percent.
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President Obama asks to repeal big oil tax breaks
The president wants lawmakers to repeal $4 billion worth of tax breaks that oil companies currently get. How much of an issue are these subsidies?
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Case-Shiller home prices and health care reform
The markets have a lot to reflect on this morning, from the pending Supreme Court decision to the latest Case-Shiller Index.
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Analyst: There's confidence in the housing market
Rise in new building permits attributed to good winter weather, increased demand for housing, and an economy that "isn't getting worse."
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