The idea of a March rate cut is officially dead. Friday’s hot labor report sealed the deal there.

After a rapid set of rate hikes throughout 2022, the U.S. Federal Reserve now faces the challenge of timing its easing of monetary policy to ensure a soft landing for the economy.

The strong performance of technology companies, coupled with positive economic indicators, contributed to the market's bullish sentiment, driving significant indices to new heights.

Virtually all week, we saw a surge in bonds - the classic signal of a “flight to safety” and a warning that all hell’s about to break loose in stocks.

When we take a look at the weekly chart, we see that the Stochastic Oscillator generated a sell signal, giving the sellers even one more reason to act.

If we assume the net operating surplus is the same in Q4 as Q3 in nominal terms, we can guesstimate GDI and hence GDO.

The U.S. labor market saw a significant increase in January 2024, with 353,000 jobs added, surpassing economists’ expectations.

Wall Street walked away from Friday's session with strong gains after earnings from the Magnificent Seven boosted sentiment across the board.

The benchmark index ended last year on a positive note.

Rufus is designed to enhance Amazon’s mobile shopping experience

Despite criticisms that Meta has outlived its purpose and is past its best, almost 4 billion people used Meta, Instagram, or WhatsApp at least once in January 2024.

The Dividend Aristocrats have increased their dividends every year for at least 25 years in a row.

Weekly reversals are very powerful events. Seeing them after a rally implies a reversal and the start of a big downswing.

Calling something "magnificent" raises investor expectations. Meta and Amazon lead the stock charge while Microsoft wins the valuation battle.

​​​​​​​With growth stocks hitting new highs, are there any quality cheap value stocks? You know there are.

Payrolls are up by 5.77 million since May of 2022, but full-time employment up only 457 thousand. No amount of BLS smoothing can hide this.

A discussion about why gold is down today and why the Fed could replay 2008.

With the collapse of Evergrande and the imminent fall of many other firms of its ilk, It appears China is finally catching up to the West on a 15-year delay.

The first four months of the year look to be a bit choppy, but with an upward bias. As such, the old adage, "do nothing, absolutely nothing, until there is something to do" might be words to live by.

Shares of AMZN rose as much as 9% in aftermarket hours on elevated volume. Investors may tap the strength with ETFs having a substantial allocation to this online behemoth.