Last week, assets in money market funds topped $7 trillion. These funds have been particularly popular with both institutional and retail investors, thanks to attractive short-term interest rates.

Most investors are seeking outperformance when buying stocks. One of the most popular measures of investment outperformance is alpha.

The expectation is that Q1 earnings will be up +6.0% from the same period last year on +3.8% higher revenues.

The yen carry trade unwind took a pause on Friday, may be set to resume next week.

The GBP/USD price analysis indicates a weaker UK economy after data revealed an unexpected contraction.

Tariff fears loom large. With early April's reciprocal trade tariffs fast approaching, markets are bracing for potential fallout, and Europe could be in the crosshairs.

The quick and dirty model is not forecasting recession at these levels, but it is closer than it has been in several years, and needless to say, the trajectory is not favorable.

We’re getting something that looks like a rebound but isn’t really.