The stock market remains on edge as the war in Iran enters its 4th week. As we have seen since the start, war is messy and difficult to predict. We will continue to see fluctuations based on "news" from various sources. The fact of the matter is the longer there
It's been four weeks since the United States and Israel attacked Iran. What was thought to be a short-term conflict seems to have turned into something else. This has lead to confusing headlines and statements surrounding the war (including the "statement" on Truth Social this morning that (for now) the
When market news is noisy, as it is today, I find it better to say less. This allows us to focus on the bigger picture and highlight the most important things. This week we are looking at some developing risks that threaten the bull market, starting with our most trusted
When we were young parents with 4 kids age 6 and under, we had to implement some rules that might seem odd to anyone who didn't have multiple young children. Some of those rules were for words we shouldn't say......words that sometimes mommy and daddy might be heard saying.
The S&P 500 hit 6900 after the Fed cut rates in late October. Since that time the stock market has been stuck in what feels like a prolonged holding pattern. Since late November the S&P has been oscillating between 6700 and 7000 with plenty of headlines
