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As markets recover from the tariff-induced volatility that characterized the first quarter of 2025, a cleverly designed economic strategy is beginning to emerge from the chaos.

As financial markets attempt to recover, a high-stakes confrontation is brewing between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

In a move that shocked no one, Trump’s grand tariff scheme ran into a predictably avoidable snag when President Xi pushed back.

Following last week's stunning market rally, where the S&P 500 soared an impressive 9.5% in just one day...

In today's dazzling financial theater, the market staged a brilliant performance—an impromptu rally spurred by the announcement of a 90-day pause.

The drama that is about to unfold will take time to play out fully. But here is my opinion on what is coming next in this financial theater.

Last week was not just choppy; it was a full-blown market meltdown, the worst performance we have seen since the early days of COVID-19.

President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs today, April 2, 2025, on what he calls "Economic Independence Day" or "Liberation Day."

The S&P 500, the barometer for the broader market, was down about 1.5% for the week—a decline that might have prompted investors to question if they’d accidentally left their calculators at home.

When the S&P 500 dips below the 5,100 threshold, we're likely to see institutional investors begin deploying their substantial cash reserves.