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The market sell-off continued in earnest after a brief respite on Friday. Uncertainty of geopolitical tensions and tariff talk has spooked the market and...
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While Elon Musk and his DOGE team have made some highly-publicized “cuts” in federal spending, much of the federal budget has been hammered in...
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Sector Shake-Up: Defensive Moves and Tech’s Tumble Last week’s market volatility stirred up the sector rankings, with six out of 11 sectors changing positions....
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Mainstream economists claim that in order to “do economics,” they must collect data and then see where it leads them. However, data by itself...
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It’s important to note that Sweden’s hate speech law is only a small part of the broader “Swedish system” and its democratic shortcomings.
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Is “extractive” always a dirty word? While mining and energy fuel civilization, modern environmentalism has reshaped public perception—and the economy. What happens when ideology...
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The next step in the stock market will be very interesting. I’ve been discussing a potential Q1 correction since our MarketVision event the first...
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In this exclusive StockCharts video, Julius analyzes sector rotation in US markets, assessing recent damage and potential downside risks. He examines the Equal Weight...
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Things heated up this week on my daily market recap show, with support levels being busted without delay across the growth sectors. Despite a decent...
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2025 is off to a rough start for stocks, but there are still some pockets of strength in the market. Year-to-date, SPY is down...
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One thing to understand about sentiment measures is that they are contrarian. If investors are too bullish or too bearish, everyone has jumped on...
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I have long been puzzled by the haste and of the conservative-interventionists’ desire for a showdown. Why do all of them implicitly believe that...
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Jeffrey Miron Since at least Aristotle, new technologies have raised fears of major job losses as businesses substitute machines for people. The industrial revolution...
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Jeffrey Miron Since at least Aristotle, new technologies have raised fears of major job losses as businesses substitute machines for people. The industrial revolution...
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