And the possibility that the Fed’s next move “might be an increase did come up at the meeting as it did at the last meeting,” Powell said, though he added that the “vast majority” of the officials don’t have that outcome as their base case. Monetary policy, he repeated, is “well positioned to determine the

The S&P 500 closed at its lowest level in the past two weeks, confirming a clear lower high. This development should put investors on high alert. Are we headed for new price discovery, or will the market revert to its previous trading range? Let’s examine the evidence critically. The primary challenge facing U.S. equities appears

With the help of #LSEG WorkSpace My current takes: A. SP500 Quite Resilient two days closing near the highsB. As of now, market participants have realized that the conflict will not be a short live eventC. NATO is getting involved. 3rd party article DUBAI/TEL AVIV, March 3 (Reuters) – Israeli and U.S. forces pounded targets

FOR THE MONTH, THE S&P 500 FELL 0.9%, THE DOW ROSE 0.2% AND THE NASDAQ FELL 3.4% SPX underperming JAPAN THE STRONGER SO FAR Great Sector Dispersion, Energy, materials and gold the winners YTD Financials the weakest Market internals at the close of today

My commentary with help of AI and feedback to an analysis of a video I was sent to comment: AI and current labor trends (layoffs, hiring freezes, unemployment) are widely misread as clear recession signals and net job destroyers, but history and capitalism’s innovation record suggest job churn, not simple collapse. Key executive points Layoffs,

Making Trading Simpler: There Are Only Two Directions After more than 15 years analyzing markets day after day, I keep coming to the same conclusion: we make things unnecessarily complicated. The question is always the same: “Where will the price go next?”And the answer is brutally simple. The market is nothing more than a live