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This Week on Wall Street Archives
A Broad Bull Market Can Continue
Matt Weinschenk
December 18, 2024
The major indexes have gotten stretched above their long-term trend. You might think that's a bad thing... But history disagrees.
Thoughtfully Crafted Nonsense
Matt Weinschenk
December 13, 2024
This time of the year is when all the investment banks give their market outlooks for the next 12 months...
Buy U.S. Forget the Rest.
Matt Weinschenk
December 6, 2024
No matter how you run the numbers, U.S. stocks have dominated the rest of the world...
The Stock Market Circus Continues
Matt Weinschenk
November 22, 2024
Markets are always a blend of fundamentals, expectations, and rumors. But ever since the election, the things that have been driving assets have tilted toward the absurd...
It's Good to Be 'Trump Lucky'
Matt Weinschenk
November 15, 2024
As an investor, it's great to be on the receiving end of a lucky trade from time to time...
The Trump Trade Roiled Markets
Matt Weinschenk
November 8, 2024
Over the long haul, presidents don't matter much to markets. But there are short-term reactions. This week, we'll look at what assets moved on Trump's victory and do our best to parse out why...
Some Real Information for Real Investors
Matt Weinschenk
November 1, 2024
Rather than chase our tails over election polls or obscure surveys, we can finally dig into what
really
matters for investors...
It's Much Better to Be Off Wall Street
Matt Weinschenk
October 25, 2024
There's a lot of information on Wall Street... but there are better places to do independent thinking.
Stocks Aren't Supposed to Be This Way
Matt Weinschenk
October 18, 2024
It should take much bigger news to move a company with a market cap of $3 trillion...
What to Make of These Recent Trend Reversals
Matt Weinschenk
October 11, 2024
Most folks expect current trends to continue. But this week on Wall Street, we saw multiple narratives that had been driving the market start to unwind...
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