The stock market is hiding a major warning sign
The Nasdaq is hovering near record highs, but many recognizable stocks are struggling underneath. Here's why a handful of megacaps can mask widespread weakness—and what investors should watch next.
Wall Street’s biggest risks are starting to collide
High interest rates, rising energy costs, and a more expensive AI buildout are creating new risks for stocks. Here's how these headwinds reinforce one another—and what investors can do to protect their portfolios.
Hot inflation just raised the risk of a market correction
Breaking down the hot PPI, rising energy prices, and how to prepare for the coming market correction. Plus, answering listener questions on Oracle (ORCL), Take-Two (TTWO), Meta (META), and Nike (NKE).
The Fed needs to hike rates by 50 basis points
Why the Fed should raise rates by 50 basis points next week. Plus, rising yields will crush stocks… The coming pullback will be a buying opportunity… Will AI "kill us all"? … And Robinhood's "tokenization" efforts.
Stocks finally have real competition
For years, near-zero rates pushed investors into stocks. Today, cash and bonds offer attractive returns again—changing the market's risk/reward setup and giving investors more reason to be selective. Here's what it means for your portfolio.
Wall Street is watching AI stocks. It should be watching AI debt.
AI demand remains incredibly strong. But as Big Tech's spending overwhelms its free cash flow, more of the buildout is being financed with debt… just as borrowing costs are rising. Here’s what investors need to watch.
The 10-year note could break the market
If the 10-year note hits 5%, we're in trouble. Plus, will the Fed raise rates in September? … One of Dell's (DELL) best quarters ever… 2 pick-and-shovel stocks to play rising oil prices… And more.
3 ripple effects of the Iran conflict that the market is missing
The Iran conflict is doing more than pushing oil higher. It's sending ripples through key economic drivers. Here are three under-the-radar trends already taking shape… and what they mean for investors.
The Treasury may be replacing the Fed as Wall Street’s backstop
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is signaling he won't simply stand by if long-term yields keep climbing. With deficits near $2 trillion and borrowing costs rising, investors may be watching the birth of a new market backstop: the "Treasury put."
Why this confusing market may be healthier than it looks
The market is sending wildly conflicting signals, from rising yields to strong earnings and record stock prices. But history suggests investor skepticism can be healthy for the market. Here's why… and what could change the outlook.
The bond market just overruled the Fed
Investors obsess over every Fed decision. But the borrowing costs pressuring housing, businesses, and stocks are increasingly tied to long-term rates the Fed doesn't directly control. Here's why the 10-year Treasury may be the market's most important number.
Stop believing this lie about the U.S. dollar
Think the U.S. dollar isn't backed by anything? Think again. Plus, inflation is still hot—will the Fed do anything about it? … CoreWeave (CRWV) and Super Micro (SMCI) earnings… Nvidia’s (NVDA) $500B announcement… And the gold rally.
BlackRock and Meta’s $12B bond deal changes the AI landscape
Inside BlackRock's (BLK) historic bond deal funding Meta's (META) next data center. Plus, a watchlist of stocks for the pullback… These "non-AI" stocks are thriving… Energy bull should look offshore… Fauci's hearing… The Fed meeting… Tim Cook… And more.
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