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Is the U.K. retaliating against the U.S.?

Why McDonald's and PepsiCo are trading near 52-week highs... We're in for more rate hikes... Earnings are in for Alphabet and Microsoft... And is the U.K. government punishing Microsoft as revenge against the U.S.?

The downside of NVDA’s earnings blowout

A deep dive into NVIDIA's (NVDA) earnings and forward guidance... The drawbacks that come with its success... And whether the stock is a buy. Plus, Frank's mission to improve the newsletter industry.

The stock market is in a ‘death zone’

A new report says stocks are in a "death zone"... Why ZipRecruiter's terrible results are good for the economy... And the one factor you should be looking for in every stock right now. Plus, what to expect from WSU Premium.

Retailers are in big trouble

The major red flags from Home Depot's latest quarterly results... And why Walmart's stock isn't a bargain at current levels. Plus, more details about next week's WSU Premium launch.

2 stocks that should be in everyone’s portfolio

ExxonMobil's record profits... Why the Permian Basin is the key to America's superpower status... And why McDonald’s is in a league of its own. Plus, the alternative asset class that most investors are ignoring (at their own expense).

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Nelson Peltz won’t save Disney

Why the Fed hasn't won the fight vs. inflation yet... How investors can protect themselves from what’s ahead... And Nelson Peltz's uphill battle at Disney (and what it would take for Frank to recommend the stock).

Is our government lying about the jobs data?

Why Frank would short Nike after its latest earnings results... The alarming discrepancy in the government's revised jobs numbers—and what it means for interest rates... Plus, how the latest rental data could impact Fed policy.