A slew of new economic prints have hit the tape this morning, helping flesh out the narrative we've seen emerge over the past couple weeks.
While the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite Index have been taking a hit from the tech and high-growth sell-offs, Dow Jones is roaring higher with cyclical sectors back in favor.
Just when the stock market (SPY) was inches away from a record high at 4,000 it got saddled with 6 days of downward pressure. Why did this happen? Is the pain over? What happens next? Read on below for...
A winter storm rarely seen in the Lone Star State has knocked out power and water service for a large segment of the state population.
As the post-pandemic era draws closer (we hope), and it's translating into an anticipation of interest rates eventually going up.
CNBC and other media outlets are oversimplifying and misstating the current relationship between bond rates and the stock market (SPY). Read on below for the full story … (Please enjoy this updated...
Value investors are besides themselves pointing out that the stock market (SPY) is already in bubble territory not unlike 1999. Are they right? And if so, what is an investor to do about it? Read on for...
Retail Sales last month were expected to have come in around 1%, but instead reached +5.3% -- the highest read in consumer activity since June.
The Dow found its way to yet another all-time high today -- almost a routine occurrence for market indexes these days.
Down in places like San Antonio, with power outages and without things like salt trucks, we're seeing a severe event. As many as four million Americans are currently without power.
Both initial and continuing claims were above expectations, but lower month over month. The problem with these figures is they are lower than upwardly revised numbers from the previous week.
The S&P (SPY) is back to its bullish ways and soon to hit 4,000. What happens after that is a bit more of a mystery. So let’s review the market outlook beyond this milestone along with recommended trading...
This Dow Jones ETF hits a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store for this ETF?
Big downward revisions from the past two months throw a wet blanket on the labor market over the past three months, which is now down about 100K jobs from where we thought we would be.
Big downward revisions from the past two months throw a wet blanket on the labor market over the past three months, which is now down about 100K jobs from where we thought we would be.
January was a wild month for the stock market (SPY) which actually ended in negative territory given the “Rise of the Retail Bros” created so much volatility. February has started on the right foot....
A total of 174K new private-sector jobs was several times higher than the 48K expected, following an upwardly revised -78K for December from an originally reported -123K last month.
Simple profit-booking and some warnings from the too-big-to-fail companies probably led to crash in Wall Street last week.
Wall Street dived on Jan 27 on profit booking. So, don't fear the plunge, rather take the opportunity to invest in these high potential ETF areas.
U.S. markets have seen a great start to 2021, thanks to a super-dovish Fed and ECB, COVID-19 vaccine rollouts and optimism about fatter fiscal stimulus in the Biden presidency. Can the rally last?
