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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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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Federal Reserve meeting to focus on monetary policy
The top policy makers at the Federal Reserve are holding a meeting today in Washington to decide what to do next when it comes to monetary policy. Will they shift their focus now that we have signs of economic recovery?
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Gas prices drop slightly, but could still rise
The national average for a gallon of gasoline dipped today after about a month of steady increases. At the same time, tension with Iran could push those back up.
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High gas prices likely to be very temporary
Gas prices have risen quickly in the past month, but reductions in consumer spending and the payroll tax cut are helping to offset the costs.
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January retail sales lower than expected
The government said this morning that retail sales inched up 0.4 percent last month. That was lower than expected.
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Case-Shiller Index shows falling home prices continue
Home prices are falling again in many major American cities. Why?
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What to expect in the State of the Union
What economic issues will President Obama likely mention in his State of the Union address?
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As earnings season begins, fears of euro debt crisis
Alcoa, a major aluminum producer, kicked off earnings season on a dull note. Will other American companies be affected by the ongoing problems in Europe?
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