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Can We Just Print & Borrow Our Way Out of Every Crisis?
by John Blank
Recently, the relationship between the Fed's epic increase in monetary supply and consumer price inflation or deflation has been rocky. At best.
Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy
by Daniel Laboe
Famous economist John Maynard Keynes said, "the markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent," be cautious and flexible as market conditions evolve.
Dow Jones ETFs to Soar Further After Best Quarter Since 1987?
by Sanghamitra Saha
Dow Jones swiftly logged its best quarter since 1987 in Q2 thanks to Fed and government support. Are more gains in store?
Q2 2020: A Study in Persistent Bullishness
by Mark Vickery
New jobs data consumes the rest of this holiday-shortened week, with Q2 earnings season hitting the accelerator in the coming weeks. Should company results prove better than expected, we may continue to see the bulls break through new barriers.
First Half 2020 Wraps with Conagra, Case Shiller, Powell Testimony
by Mark Vickery
Pre-markets are modestly in the red this morning. Currently, the Nasdaq is on pace for its strongest quarter since Q4 2001.
Personal Income, Consumer Spending Switch Places
by Mark Vickery
Personal Income and Consumer Spending for May are demonstrating the wild volatility we've begun to grow accustomed to in the market.
Jobless Claims Fall 12th Straight Week to 1.48 Million
by Mark Vickery
Today's jobless claims brings total new claims since the week of March 21 this year to a whopping 47.3 million.
Pre-Markets Reverse to Up Big; PMI and New Home Sales Later
by Mark Vickery
Americans appear confident we can continue climbing out of our deep hole. Certainly the stock market is betting we will.
4 Best-Performing Leveraged ETF Areas of Last Week
by Sanghamitra Saha
Last week witnessed a tug-of-war between bulls and bears.
Markets Brave Coronavirus Second Wave: 5 Best ETFs of Last Week
by Sanghamitra Saha
Last week was moderate for the Wall Street despite rising coronavirus cases.
Today's Quadruple Witching Could Accentuate Volatility
by Daniel Laboe
I think the markets have some room for a pullback at these seemingly frothy levels
U.S. Account Deficit Improves in Q1 to -$104.2 Billion
by Mark Vickery
We have seen our deficit come down steadily over the past 4 quarters, but initiatives to thwart the coronavirus pandemic may bring us a new trajectory in Q2.
Jobless Claims Lower??? But Plateauing?
by Mark Vickery
Between May 17th and 24th we were down 15% on new claims. From last week to this, we're 4% lower on new jobless claims.
Housing Starts' Sluggish Rebound, Powell Concludes Today
by Mark Vickery
The disappointment on new Housing Starts comes from what had been perceived as excessive pent-up demand, especially single-family housing.
Resurgence In Retail Sales
by Daniel Laboe
Consumers' retail spending spiked 18% in May from the prior month, the largest monthly increase since 1992
Oxford Discovers COVID-19 Treatment, Plus Record Retail Sales
by Mark Vickery
Dexamethasone is a generic anti-inflammatory drug already prescribed by physicians more than a million times per year, for various conditions.
Zacks Told You to "Buy the Dips." Did You?
by Mark Vickery
A new announcement from the Fed rekindled the market's buying appetite today, with a new bond-purchasing program up to $750 billion.
Pre-Markets Giving Back June's Profits
by Mark Vickery
We're back on the down-leg again early Monday: the Dow is currently down more than 600 points, the Nasdaq -130 and the S&P 500 is off by around 60 points.
AWS 6/12: COVID-19 Remains a Reality for the Markets
by Mark Vickery
Thursday posted the worst day of trading since mid-March 2020. Today's pre-market looks as if it's filling in lots of pot holes.
CPI Improves, Stays Negative; Powell Speaks Today at 2pm
by Mark Vickery
The May Consumer Price Index (CPI) reported a headline number of -0.1%, down slightly from unched expected; April???s -0.8% -- the worst read on headline inflation since 1947.
U.S. in Recession as Nasdaq Peaks
by Mark Vickery
With an outlook toward expansion in Q3, those industries dormant and rife with worry about their futures look to have a new lease on life.
BLS Report Stuns: +2.51 Million Jobs in May, Unemployment Falls to 13.3%
by Mark Vickery
Leisure & Hospitality and Construction came back strong, hiring back many of the employees who had been laid off.
Will the Recovery Take 10 Years? What About a "V" Shape?
by John Blank
Stock market traders appear to be fairly convinced: the V-shaped recovery is already in the bag.
New Jobless Claims Sub-2 Million 1st Time in Months
by Mark Vickery
This is still a huge number for new unemployed Americans in one week, but has come down from the previous week's 2.126 million, and well off the pace we saw in late March.
Markets 2020: Still Dealing in Historic Terms
by Mark Vickery
As regular economic data continues to depict a recessionary environment, the stock market is keeping its focus on the future.