United States Of Unhappiness? America Falls To New Low In World Rankings The U.S. was more unhappy in 2024 than any year in the past 12 according to an annual happiness ranking survey.
Three Scenarios For The Next Few Months Stocks have one more decline of 2-4% over the coming 1-4 weeks and then a march back to or through the old highs by September.
Wall Street Trims Losses As Boeing Eyes Best Week In Nearly 2 Years: What's Driving Markets Friday? Wall Street remains in the red heading into the end of the week, with major indexes posting modest midday losses in New York, though well off the session’s earlier lows.
Fed's Goolsbee Urges Patience As Trump's Tariffs Stir Fears Of Stagflation: 'We Need To Be Careful When You Say Transitory' Chicago Fed President Goolsbee urges Fed to take long-term approach amid trade tensions, business uncertainty and inflation, cautioning against overreaction.
Will The Streak End? For the first time since the S&P 500 peaked in mid-February, there’s a chance that we will get by with a positive week.
S&P 500 Could Soar 12% By Year-End—But Only If Recession Is Avoided, Goldman Sachs Says Whenever the S&P 500 falls 10% and the economy sidesteps a recession, the index typically rebounds with a 12% gain over the following year.
How High Or Low Can The SPY Go Today? Today's trading calendar is light on economic reports, leaving market participants focused on Triple Witching expiration events.
Gold Nears $3,100 Mark As US Accelerates Repatriation Amid Tariff Fears, Possibility Of An Audit As Gold prices surge, analyst thinks that the U.S. must be repatriating it owing to tariff fears, securing a strong domestic reserve.
Upcoming Earnings Season Likely To Be 'Problematic' For Investors, Cautions Senior Analyst: 'Going To Be A Massive Wake-Up Call' As the sense of optimism spurred by the Federal Reserve's recent decision to hold interest rates fades away the first quarter earnings could surprise investors, predicts a seasoned analyst.
China, Hong Kong And Europe Markets Dip; Dollar Strengthens - Global Markets Today While US Slept US markets closed lower on 3/20 due to economic data, Fed policy signals, and tariff concerns. Asian and European markets also saw declines.
Tesla's Biggest Wall Street Bulls Get Jittery On Fundamentals While Elon Musk's Politics Further Polarizes Retail Traders Morgan Stanley analysts cited lower-than-expected deliveries in their updated models, an aging lineup, and a "buyer's strike" driven by negative brand sentiment.
Nike’s Gloomy Forecast Weighs On Stock: Retail Investors Run For Cover CFO Matthew Friend said revenue "will begin to moderate" in Q4 as the company discounts items in an effort to clear old inventory.
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Outpaces S&P 500 With Best 2-Month Run Since 2010 Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. outperforms S&P 500 by 20% in 2 months, reflecting his long-term view and record-high share price.
Historic Dividend Outperformance One of the most well-known dividend strategies is owning Dividend Aristocrats, of which the NOBL ETF tracks.
Avoiding Mistakes One of the messages from the stock market in recent weeks is that corporations aren’t going to be able to pass on all these tariffs.
Macro Briefing - Thursday, March 20 Business inflation expectations rose for a third straight month in March, according to the Atlanta Fed’s survey of firms.
US Home Sales Jump In February, Median Price Nears $400,000: 'Next Big Move Could Shock Everyone,' Analysts Say Existing home sales rebounded in February, with prices inching closer to $400,000. Analysts say tight inventory may drive another surge despite affordability concerns.
