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That's not a typo. Here's what it means for your student loans.

The chicken littles fretting about inflation are ignoring something: the "bonus" $2.9 trillion that's primed to ignite stocks--one group of stocks in particular.

In 2021 those who have invested in the tech heavy QQQ have been disappointed as it has lagged the S&P 500 and other averages. A look back at the 2000 and 2007 market tops with the Viper Report's Tom Aspray can give you a...

Solar panels are seen as one of the saving graces of climate change. China runs the market.

Fed Chair Powell's refusal to assure financial markets regarding the Fed's intentions at the Wall Street Journal's Jobs Summit (as detailed in last week's blog) caused the 10-Year to spike again to 1.56% on March 5.

Note that the momentum oscillator is oversold and is turning up at a higher low than the last low, a constructive development.

Treasury bond yields surged to a new post-pandemic high last week, extending the bear market that began in August of last year. When will it end?

they think that the way to earn higher rates of return is to accept more risk. That is what we were all taught years ago, as part of Investing 101. However, that is wrong.

Stocks in Europe have been on the rise as international investors reposition their portfolios for the global economy to return to normal--a trade that hinges on smooth reopenings in the region.

Some investors are betting commodity prices will surge over a long period, but history suggests the conditions aren't right.

Investors who bet against stocks are targeting special-purpose acquisition companies, one of the hottest growth areas on Wall Street.

Riding interest in GameStop stock, apps teach stock-picking and cryptocurrency and let young investors practice investing

Britain's foreign secretary said China is in "a state of ongoing non-compliance" with the treaty signed by the two countries that guarantees Hong Kong's rights and freedoms after the city was handed back to Beijing in 19...