public Economic Calendar • 1 min read The Economic Week Ahead, Feb. 27 - Mar. 3 The economic indicators this week are likely to confirm that the economy is experiencing a rolling recession. Single-family housing is…
public Recession • 2 min read Regional Puzzle Pieces Showing Slowing Economy & Inflation Almost everyone working on Wall Street is on vacation, except for the bears. They've been munching on stock…
public Recession • 2 min read 2023: Another Year of Living Dangerously? With the benefit of hindsight, the title of this QT certainly applied to 2022. It was a tough year for…
public Recession • 2 min read What Are We Rooting For? On Tuesday, the stock market sold off on fears of a hard landing. On Wednesday, the market rallied on better-than-expected…
paid Consumer Sentiment • 1 min read Is Santa Making A Comeback? Stock prices rebounded solidly from yesterday's selloff. Better-than-expected news from Nike and FedEx helped reduce fears of a…
public Recession • 2 min read Fireworks Before Christmas? Santa is on his back foot. Fed Chair Powell's presser was hawkish last Wednesday. Thursday's batch…
paid S&P 500 • 1 min read Looking Forward to 2024! There's certainly lots of pessimism about 2023. That's the bad news. We certainly aren't…
public Economic Calendar • 2 min read The Economic Week Ahead: Dec. 19 - Dec. 24 Last Tuesday's good CPI news wasn't good enough according to Fed Chair Jerome Powell. In his…
paid Recession • 2 min read Retail Sales Clobber Stock Prices Yesterday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell was more hawkish than expected. He reiterated that the Fed needs to be more restrictive…
paid Economic Calendar • 1 min read The Economic Week Ahead: Dec. 12-16 All we want for Christmas is a lower-than-expected November CPI (Tue.) and a less hawkish press conference (Wed.) by Fed…
paid Consumer • 1 min read Fork In The Road It was another day of recession jitters in the stock market as the CEOs of Bank of America and Wells…
public Recession • 2 min read Yearend Jitters The stock market has the jitters as investors worry that the economy may be too strong and too weak at…