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An agreement to raise the debt limit has been tentatively agreed upon by President Biden (Democrat) and Congressional Leader McCarthy (Republican).  The agreement will now move to Congress for a vote, where both Republican and Democrat leaders believe they have enough votes for the deal to pass.  This is good news which should cause the markets […]

Expect a very volatile week this week with strong technical resistance, the May FOMC meeting minutes being released, PCE inflation data coming out, and the debt ceiling limit looming on June 1. If last week taught us anything, it’s that the market can move up or down 2% on the slightest news of debt limit

This week is fairly quiet when it comes to economic data and earnings, but there are still some things that could move the markets.  But given the fact that market has been mostly flat for the past 6 weeks, I wouldn’t be surprised to see another flat week this week.  Still, you should know about

We could see the first ban on short selling since 2008 as the US government panics over more banks collapsing. And if the banking crisis wasn’t enough, a strong labor market and stubbornly high inflation is causing bond and futures traders to increase their bets that Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates.  On

This is going to be one of the busiest and most volatile weeks of the year for the stock market. Between the collapse of First Republic Bank, the May FOMC meeting, Apple earnings, and the March jobs report, you can expect this week to be one of the most volatile and heavily traded weeks in

Earnings season has officially started, and this is a big week for earnings with Tesla, Netflix, Bank of America, Charles Schwab, Johnson & Johnson, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, ASML, TSMC, American Express, Proctor & Gamble, and many others reporting earnings this week. With very little economic data being released this week, earnings will be the

I hope you enjoyed your 3 day weekend. It’s time to get back to work and start making money in the stock market again. We have a lot of economic data being released this week, and this time the markets are open for it. Earnings season also kicks off on Friday. There will be a lot

After the wild week last week, you probably want to know if the bullishness will continue, or if the market is overbought and due for a pull-back. The answer might be both!  With oil prices rising 5% on Sunday, multiple Federal Reserve members speaking this week, and jobs data being released on Friday, this could be

We can finally start discussing when the stock market will recover now that we’ve had two weeks in a row without a bank failure. Luckily we can use some fairly accurate historical data to determine when the stock market will recover. But trying to perfectly time the bottom is difficult. And with the stock market

Here’s what’s in store for the stock market this week after last week’s bank collapses, bank runs, and financial sector collapse. Now that we’ve made it through the weekend without the banking crisis getting worse and without any more banks failing, all eyes are turning to the Federal Reserve to see what they’re going to