In a somewhat surprising turn of events, the Federal Reserve announced a 0.50 percentage point interest rate cut, exceeding market expectations. This first rate cut since March 2020 was met with a flurry of activity on Wall Street, causing a brief surge in the Dow

A week ago we would have said that the Magnificent 7 were the only thing holding the market back from all time highs. Now most of those stocks have come ROARING back as the dust from NVDA’s post-earnings selloff settles and lazy investors are once

The latest Treasury Department report delivers a sobering wake-up call to the nation: the U.S. government is on track to spend an unprecedented $1.2 trillion on interest payments this year.  That’s right, trillion with a “T.”  This staggering sum surpasses the entire military budget, marking

The Federal Reserve is about to make a decision that could send the stock market into a frenzy. It’s a high-stakes game of chicken, with the Fed trying to balance the need for economic stimulus with the fear of inflation. A big rate cut, like

Billionaire investor John Paulson recently made waves by predicting that the Federal Reserve will significantly cut interest rates in the coming months. He anticipates the federal funds rate to drop to around 3%, possibly even 2.5%, by the end of 2025. This forecast comes at

The US economy seems to be skating on thin ice, with potential cracks appearing despite the optimism about a soft landing. Rising unemployment rates and high earnings expectations raise concerns about a looming recession.  While some economists dismiss the importance of rising unemployment, history suggests