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I mentioned on CNBC last Friday that the economy reminded me of an episode of Seinfeld. There was an episode where Jerry played “Even Steven.”...

I mentioned on Fox Business last week that this market has been grinding higher with low volatility. In fact, we have not experienced much volatility since mid-January. While I have…

In this week’s commentary, we want to draw your attention to a significant market anniversary. Five years ago, on May 6, 2010, the U.S. stock market experienced a “flash crash”…

Markets fell last week as investors digested lukewarm economic data and considered future economic growth prospects. However, stocks bounced back on Friday and trimmed their losses. For the week, the…

After weeks of uncertainty, markets shook off the doldrums and rallied on the back of earnings beats from market heavyweights. Without any major economic events having occurred last week, market…

Events in China and Europe triggered a modest worldwide sell-off last week, and lackluster corporate earnings in the U.S. contributed to market doldrums. For the week, the S&P 500 fell…

Stocks ended the second week of the new quarter on a high note, giving the Dow its first close over 18,000 for the month. Investors took confidence from some major…

I mentioned on a Wall St Journal online newscast today, that the Fed will most likely hold off raising interest rates until after the Summer.

Investors care about GDP reports because they provide the most comprehensive scorecard about the overall health of the economy.

While the NCAA March Madness, is in full swing, it seems as if there is “madness” in the markets as well with a number of cross currents taking place all…