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This Week on Wall Street Archives
Don't Fret Over This 'Crash'... The Market Is Intact
Matt Weinschenk
March 7, 2025
While it's good to have your antenna tuned in to market risk, the true indicators you should be watching haven't rolled over yet...
When the Chaos Will End
Matt Weinschenk
February 28, 2025
All the noise out of Washington, D.C. is starting to take its toll...
Javier Milei, 'Hawk Tuah' Girl, and the Twilight of the Meme-Coin Craze
Matt Weinschenk
February 21, 2025
Between Argentina's Javier Milei and "Hawk Tuah" girl, the meme-coin glory days are fading...
The 'Lagnificent Seven' and an Undercurrent of Fear
Matt Weinschenk
February 14, 2025
Stocks are flashing a warning sign that you need to be aware of today...
How to Protect Your Portfolio From the Trump News Cycle
Matt Weinschenk
February 7, 2025
Trump causes immense drama on a Friday evening, roils financial markets over the weekend and into Monday, and resolves it all by Tuesday afternoon...
A New AI Model... And Another... And Another
Matt Weinschenk
January 31, 2025
AI models are going to get better, smaller, and cheaper – and the market shouldn't be surprised...
What to Ignore (and Look for) During Earnings Season
Bryan Beach
January 24, 2025
Between now and the end of March, publicly traded companies will release their quarterly reports, giving everyone a look at the current financial health of their businesses...
A 'Whipsaw' Event in Treasury Bonds
Matt Weinschenk
January 17, 2025
The upcoming path of interest rates is the No. 1 indicator of which direction the market will go from here...
The Jensen Huang 'Whack'
Matt Weinschenk
January 10, 2025
Nvidia's CEO obliterated the nascent bull market in quantum computing with just one comment...
There's Only One Way This Market Pulls a 'Three-Peat'
Matt Weinschenk
January 3, 2025
The market has had two big, 20%-plus years in a row – last year and 2023. The question now is... can the market keep rising?
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