Will inflation pick back up and hurt stocks? The answer depends on if you ask a Republican or Democrat.
Concerns about inflation have been pegged as a major catalyst for big swings in longer Treasury yields in recent months. The ...
The US stock market does better under Democrat presidents than Republicans – here’s what the data shows
A dip into historical data shows that the stock market has responded differently under Republican and Democrat presidents.
2 Leading Tech Stocks to Buy in 2025
Looking for tech stocks poised to soar in 2025? Check out two undervalued companies that could offer incredible long-term ...
Egg price tracker: These online tools let you see historical trends and forecasts as costs rise
The first online egg price tracking tool comes from TradingEconomics.com. Its “Eggs US” tracker is updated daily and shows ...
EIRL: Selling May Abate In The Short Term, But Risks Remain
EIRL, which is not a pure-play Irish ETF and prone to plenty of churn, has lagged Eurozone stocks over the past year. Read ...
Royal Gold May Have Shiny Profits, But Future Gold Prices Could Lose Their Luster
Royal Gold disappoints in terms of dividend yield and 5-year dividend growth CAGR compared to some gold-sector stocks. See ...
Morning Bid: Stocks hover near new records, oil ebbs
U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday accused the CEOs of Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase of not providing banking ...
Morning Bid: Dollar swoons as BOJ hikes, euro zone grows, yuan relieved
Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions ...
S&P 500: Are Return Expectations for 2025 Too High?
In a recent post, I discussed Wall Street’s return estimates for 2025 for the S&P 500 index. To wit: ...
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Walmart, Stock Of The Day, Breaks Out As E-Commerce Profits Near
Dow Jones retail giant Walmart flaunts profitable growth and growing e-commerce clout. Walmart stock flashed bullish signal ...
Foreigners are chasing U.S. stocks. Historically, that's a bad sign.
If there's a group even dumber, unfortunately, it would be foreign retail investors. And they're buying U.S. stocks like they're going out of fashion.
The case for and against US stock market exceptionalism
The outlook for equities in 2025 has been dominated by one question: will the US market's supremacy continue? Whichever side ...