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DEEP DIVE: Lowering Our S&P 500 Targets
This is an excerpt from Yardeni Research Morning Briefing dated Monday, March 13, 2025.
Strategy I: Where Do We Go…
Ed Yardeni
Dr Ed Yardeni is the President of Yardeni Research, Inc., a provider of global investment strategies and asset-allocation analyses and recommendations.
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Scared Cat Bounce?
The S&P 500 rebounded nicely today in the morning after falling into correction territory yesterday (chart). Was yesterday…
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Why Cooler Inflation Isn't Lifting Markets
February's inflation data provided conflicting stories. Both the CPI and PPI came in cooler than expected, but neither…
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The Trump Put Is Kaput!
Vertigo is a sensation of spinning or whirling such that the person or their surroundings appear to be moving. The…
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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 3/12/25
High Noise-To-Signal Ratios Unnerving Stock Investors
It’s getting harder to make out the shape of the economy through the…
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Will Trump Tariff Turmoil Dim The Economy's Lights?
The stock market was whipsawed today by geopolitical developments. Stocks fell this morning when President Donald Trump announced a 50%…
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Stock Market Vigilantes On The Warpath
The Stock Market Vigilantes have spoken. They don't like tariffs, and they don't like mass firings…
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MARKET CALL: Investing Without A Trump Or Powell Put
Anything is possible in Trump World. We can't rule out the possibility that a bear market started on…
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ECONOMIC WEEK: March 10-14
After several weeks of a growth scare, the attention this week will shift back to inflation. The new scare could…
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DEEP DIVE: Trump Turmoil 2.0 Raises Odds Of A Recession
This is an excerpt from Yardeni Research Morning Briefing dated Monday, March 5, 2025.
Strategy I: Trump Turmoil 2.0.…
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Layoffs Rising According To Challenger Report. Is That Alarming?
We raised the odds of a recession on March 4 from 20% to 35%. Today's Challenger Report showed…
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IN 10 CHARTS: Moving Markets
(1) Will S&P 500 indexes find support at their 200-day moving averages? We think so. Sentiment is quite…
