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ETF Areas to Buy on Fed Cuts and Trade Truce Optimism
by Sanghamitra Saha
Fed turns dovish and trade tensions ease. Amid this scenario, tech & growth ETFs could soar along with some other areas. Watch SMH, QQQ, SPYG & IWO as markets may be up for a renewed rally.
The Case for Small Caps: Technicals, Rates, & RS Align
by Andrew Rocco
After years of lagging behind their large-cap peers, small caps are finally poised for a meaningful move higher.
Party Rally Running Out of Fuel
by Mark Vickery
What can be expected to pull market trading interest back up to earlier levels? Tough to see.
Markets Take a Break from Setting New All-Time Highs
by Mark Vickery
Red closes among all major indexes today snapped a seven-day winning streak on the S&P 500.
The Worst Parts of U.S. 2025 Joblessness
by John Blank
While the headline U.S. unemployment rate remains low, these underlying trends signal a weakening U.S. economy, and increasing struggles for many U.S. job seekers.
How to Defer Taxes Like the Rich and Famous
by Neena Mishra
Cambria's Meb Faber discusses 351 ETF conversions and the case for global diversification.
No News Is Good News: Pre-markets Up on Dormant BLS Report
by Mark Vickery
All major indexes are in the green for the trading week, plus-mid-single digits for the month, and double digits (except for the Dow, +9%) year to date.
AI Stocks: Bubble or Boom Ahead?
by Neena Mishra
We explore the AI trade outlook and feature three ETFs.
ADP Sees Negative -32K Jobs in September
by Mark Vickery
-32K jobs were created in the private sector last month, way down from the +45K expected from analysts.
More Record Closing Highs as Fed Government May Be Closing
by Mark Vickery
All market indexes closed higher today on renewed exuberance for AI.
PCE Delivers Goldilocks Numbers for the Stock Market
by Mark Vickery
Inflation is still present, but not running out of control. Sounds like "Goldilocks" to pre-market traders.
Market Indexes Stay Lower 2nd Straight Day, PCE On Deck
by Mark Vickery
We've run out of near-term catalysts for a refreshment to the bull run, at least until tomorrow's PCE report comes out.
Econ Data Surprisingly Good: Jobless Claims, Q2 GDP, Durable Goods & More
by Mark Vickery
Q2 GDP, instead of moving incrementally higher or lower, blossomed from +3.3% to +3.8% -- half a percentage point.
4 Top-Performing ETF Areas of First Nine Months of 2025
by Sanghamitra Saha
In 2025, the best-performing ETF themes include gold and silver mining (SLVP, RING), bitcoin miners (WGMI), uranium (URA) and defense (EUAD, SHLD).
A Late Summer Reflection on Growth, Inflation & Jobs
by Mark Vickery
We know that the main concern for the Fed is now the weakening jobs market and not inflation.
Fed Sees "Two-Sided Risk" in Lowering Interest Rates
by Mark Vickery
We now have interest rates between 4.00-4.25% for the first time since December of 2022.
Housing Numbers Down Ahead of Fed Rate Cut Today
by Mark Vickery
With expectations high that interest rates will come down further in the near future, it keeps some homebuying prospects on the sidelines.
Should Invesco QQQ (QQQ) Be on Your Investing Radar?
by Zacks Equity Research
Style Box ETF report for QQQ
Retail Sales, Imports & Exports Warmer Ahead of Fed Meeting
by Mark Vickery
The new inflation figures out this morning are warmer than expected: will they matter to the Fed?
Moving Pieces Ahead of Fed Rate Decision
by Mark Vickery
It is widely expected that the Fed will cut rates at this meeting for the first time in 2025.
Stock Market On Top of the World Ahead of Fed Meeting
by Mark Vickery
The Fed is data dependent, so that means a rate cut is ripe for the picking.
Fall Storm: Why a Market Correction May Be Looming
by Andrew Rocco
Given the historical September volatility, the "sell the news" psychology surrounding the interest rate cut and AI hype, and the ongoing legal uncertainty of tariffs, an end-of-month correction may loom.
AI's Impact Emerges: A 5.5% California Unemployment Rate
by John Blank
The U.S. household unemployment rate is rising in 2025 due to a combination of factors, including a slowdown in job growth and increased labor force participation, with the August 2025 rate ticking up to 4.3%.
PPI Cools Notably: Is a 50 bps Rate Cut in the Works?
by Mark Vickery
Inflation is now cooling and employment is clearly weakening. Perhaps the Fed is back to considering a 50 bps cut, instead?
BLS Jobs for August: +22K, Unemployment +4.3%
by Mark Vickery
The Unemployment Rate ticks up to +4.3%, the highest level since October 2021.