The stock market has been on quite the rollercoaster of late, thanks to news headlines. But investors seem to have shrugged off the past weekend's geopolitical tensions, at least for now. On Tuesday, we saw a surge of enthusiasm. Investors were diving back into stocks and
Join Dave as he shares how he uses the power of Fibonacci retracements to anticipate potential turning points. He takes viewers through the process of determining what price levels to use to set up a Fibonacci framework, and, from there, explains what Fibonacci retracements are
As the cycle of uncertainty continues to yield confusion than clarity, investors are again caught having to decide between taking an offensive and defensive posture in the market. The tough part in today's market environment is how fast situations can shift. With headlines driving the
Executive SummaryAccording to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, the Fed’s flexible average inflation targeting (FAIT) framework played no role in the post-pandemic inflation surge, and officials acted swiftly once inflation proved demand-driven. This paper shows Powell’s claims are not supported by the evidence. The rise
What would a world ruled by economists look like? Paul Krugman thinks that in such a world, there would be no need for the World Trade Organization, because all countries would understand that trade is mutually beneficial. Regardless of what others did, each country would
What would a world ruled by economists look like? Paul Krugman thinks that in such a world, there would be no need for the World Trade Organization, because all countries would understand that trade is mutually beneficial. Regardless of what others did, each country would
Despite being a proud member of the University of Virginia School of Law Class of 1992, I’m an economist, not a lawyer. Yet had I chosen upon receipt of my JD degree to “do law” rather than return to teaching economics, I certainly would have
Despite being a proud member of the University of Virginia School of Law Class of 1992, I’m an economist, not a lawyer. Yet had I chosen upon receipt of my JD degree to “do law” rather than return to teaching economics, I certainly would have
In this video, Mary Ellen opens with a look at the S&P 500, noting that the index remains above its 10-day average despite a brief pullback—a sign of healthy market breadth. She points to ongoing sector leadership in technology, while observing that energy and defense
This week, we're keeping an eye on three major stocks that are reporting earnings. Two of them have been beaten down and are looking to turn things around, while the third has had a tremendous run and is looking to keep its extraordinary momentum going.