Mint Julep
The Federal Reserve met this week and kept the federal funds rate intact to the surprise of no one.
Dishwasher Decorum
The lower-than-expected GDP number was attributed partly to a slowdown in spending on cars and gasoline.
A $1.8 Billion Accounting Error?
Both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq sold off this week as the volatility index rose to its highest level this year.
Happy Cashier
While the probability is falling, we still believe we could see at least one rate cut in the back half of the year.
2024: The Year of the Double-Brood
All three major indices fell between 1-2% this week as it is becoming increasingly clear that the economy is perhaps performing too well.
What You Need to Know About the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
The possible rollback of the TCJA will impact many taxpayers but how they will affect you depends on your personal financial situation.
Government Largesse Out of Control?
Despite downward pressure at the end of this week, the markets were off to the races yet again.
Is Your Car Ratting Out On You?
The markets drifted sideways to slightly lower this week on the news that inflation failed to fall in February.
Aromatherapy
Both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq hit all-time highs this week before closing down on Friday.
Gatorade’s Newest Drink: Water
Investors, analysts, and economists are almost all in agreement that a soft-landing is upon us.