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On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 50,000 for the first time in its history. That number matters. And yes, I know some people will argue with me, but I’ll keep pounding the table anyway. The Dow remains…
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The pessimism around the stock market is back. That didn’t take long. All it took was software stocks sliding back toward last year’s lows and bitcoin getting cut in half, and suddenly the same crowd is declaring the bull market…
Today marks one year since the company formerly known as MicroStrategy announced it was rebranding to simply Strategy (MSTR), leaning all the way into its new identity as a Bitcoin treasury company instead of a software business. Since that announcement,…
Over the past three months, almost everything has been going up. No, really. Most stocks have been rallying. It just doesn’t feel that way if your entire frame of reference is the biggest technology stocks and the so-called “Magnificent 7.”…
The end of each month is the perfect time to step back, zoom out, and look beyond the noise. Not just at U.S. stocks. At stocks everywhere. This is a global asset class. Always has been. And many of the…
The stock market rarely reacts well when volatility erupts elsewhere. Last week, we saw historic swings in the metals market. That volatility spilled into currencies, and before long it showed up in many stocks as well. When commodities and forex…
We just entered one of the most difficult months of the year for stocks. The strongest three-month stretch on the calendar, November through January, is officially behind us. Historically, what follows is not a victory lap. It’s the hangover. As…
