Elliott Wave Options: Debt Ceiling Rally Means Nothing Yet
The market has been largely rangebound for the past few weeks. Investors have faced the potential of a U.S. government debt default. That’s led
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The market has been largely rangebound for the past few weeks. Investors have faced the potential of a U.S. government debt default. That’s led
Investors don’t often pay attention to credit markets. But it’s a space that tends to be more cautious. Consequently, it spots trouble earlier than
Markets have had much to digest in the past few weeks. From big tech earnings to the latest Federal Reserve meeting, there’s been a lot
The past year has seen the fastest rise in interest rates in over 40 years. This big shift has rapidly changed expectations for the economy and
There’s a lot of negative sentiment about the economy right now. But the job market remains strong – some say too strong. And inflation is coming
The stock market closed out the first quarter of the year entering a new bull market. Many stocks more than doubled off of their lows last
Short-term market moves often come down to expectations. If traders expect good news, stocks may rise in anticipation. However, if there’s a negative development,
While we’ve just seen the two biggest bank failures since 2008, investors haven’t been too worried about any further contagion. Even with European banks
The current banking crisis is causing a shift in behavior. Consumers are pulling money out of smaller banks, and placing those deposits with larger banks. This
Liquidity issues have led to two bank closures in the past week. They mark the second and third-largest closures in history. Investors are concerned that
It appears the economy is teetering on a recession… and yet it isn’t. At least quite yet. Corporate earnings have slowed. But the job market
Both consumer price inflation and producer price inflation have shown a bump higher in the last few months. That’s caused overall inflation to trend slightly