Investors Await Nvidia Earnings and 2 Major Economic Events
Is inflation high because of tariffs and the Iran war, or just because the economy is running too hot?
Is inflation high because of tariffs and the Iran war, or just because the economy is running too hot?
The question is, does that make bonds a buy here? And the Nasdaq is close to being oversold.
Here’s what it means when a rate-friendly session fails to attract buying. Plus, Dick’s results raise a familiar question..
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Meta Platforms is embroiled in a lawsuit while the company’s shares sit, teetering, on support. We look at our Pro’s thoughts on the stock as well as interest rates and the stock market.
Nvidia is finally bouncing after six straight down sessions.
Everybody is watching the bonds closely. But are they looking at the wrong thing?
While I won’t take sides on NVDA before it announces earnings this week, I do have a read on the indicators and charts for you.
Trump vows economic pain for Iran; my colleague has an intriguing (and smart) economic plan; bracing for the week ahead.
These catchphrases have certainly caught on in the past week. But do they hold water for what’s happening now — or are they just annoying?