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Here's How an Interest Rate Cut Could Affect Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks


Interest rate policy can be complex and so is its potential impact on the market, but the investment strategy is simple. Read More

Why Nvidia Earnings Matter More For The AI Stock Boom Than Fed Policy


Simply put, the AI stock boom hinges heavily on what happens August 28 — when Nvidia releases its latest earnings report. Unless the company beats expectations and raises its guidance, the ... Read More

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock-Split Stocks Are All the Rage on Wall Street -- But Only 1 Is a Clear-Cut Buy Right Now


According to the analysts at PwC, AI is forecast to add $15.7 trillion to the global economy by the turn of the decade. This enormous addressable market suggests there can be multiple big-time ... Read More

Recession forecasts crushed as economy defies doomsayers


Consumers spent more than ... then the Fed can begin a rate-cutting cycle without the economy entering recession and history shows this is an extremely positive environment for the stock market ... Read More

Best AI Stocks for September 2024


Numerous factors have contributed to the sluggish performance of AI stocks, including poorer-than-expected quarterly earnings, geopolitical anxieties, and concerns over the state of the economy. Read More

The US economy is wonky right now. How about in Massachusetts?


In case you hadn’t heard, the US economy ... that the Fed’s inflation battle will push the country into a recession, took a nose-dive last Monday following a weaker-than-expected jobs report. Read More

Is the U.S. headed for a recession? Here's what the experts say.


The recent market rout ... highest in more than two decades, the Fed has a lot of room to cut, experts note. "The Federal Reserve has plenty of scope to support the economy and markets," noted ... Read More

Stocks Higher on Mixed US Economic News


In negative corporate news ... than-expected US housing starts report and dovish Fed comments. Chicago Fed President Goolsbee said the US labor market and some leading indicators on the economy ... Read More

The Economy Is Fine for Now, and the Stock Market Will Be, Too, Says Torsten Sløk


That’s because Sløk’s daily emails are packed with insightful observations about the economy and financial markets, and the innumerable ways they intersect. To get a feel for his expansive ... Read More

US Economy Added 818,000 Fewer Jobs than Originally Reported


the U.S. economy added 818,000 fewer jobs than previously announced. The updated figures further indicate a steady slowdown in the job market, likely supporting the Federal Reserve's plans to ... Read More

Something About the Economy Has Changed


Until recently, the U.S. appeared to be headed for a soft landing—with inflation coming down while employment has remained high and growth has been steady. Events of the past few weeks, however ... Read More


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