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S&P 500 Key Levels – March 11

It is hard to believe the S&P 500 reached its all-time high on February 19, only 14 trading days ago. Since then, the index has traded lower in 10 of those 14 sessions, though today, it bounced exactly where expected—at … Continue reading

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Economists Dish on Trump’s Tax Policy

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S&P 500 Key Levels: March 8

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Global Risk Monitor: Week in Review – March 7

Key Facts and Observations: Major U.S. indices declined significantly due to tariff uncertainties. The euro currency spiked after Germany announced a massive fiscal spending package. Germany’s new budgetary strategy caused historic bond yield increases. ECB lowered rates amid slowing inflation … Continue reading

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‘Toon of the Day: Tariff Tantrum

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S&P 500 Key Levels – March 5

The line in the sand to the downside is 5737 and then 5700.  Watch this space, folks. 

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Warren Buffett vs. Fund Managers: Who’s Right?

Warren Buffett is holding record-high levels of cash… Fund managers are holding record-low levels of cash… Hat tip:  Charlie Bilelo It looks like it’s Warren Buffett’s turn to say, “I told you so.” – Barron’s    

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Back to Yalta: A Great Power Carve Up?

As Trump seems to want to isolate and cut President Zelensky out of the peace negotiations while siding with Putin’s Russia, it conjures up an image of the Big Three – Putin, Xi, and Trump — carving up the world … Continue reading

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S&P 500 Key Levels

The S&P 500 closed right at its 100-day on Friday.   The Nasdaq bounced right off its 200-day.  Stay tuned. 

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Blue Ghost Touches Down On Lunar Surface

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lander has successfully touched down on the Moon, making it only the second privately built spacecraft to achieve this milestone. The Texas-based company developed the robotic lander as part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) … Continue reading

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