How Wall Street Analysts Track Consumer Demand
How do Wall Street analysts gauge consumer demand? They analyze retail sales, credit card trends, and delinquency rates, looking for clues about spending habits and economic momentum.
Boaz Weinstein’s Bold Bet on UK Investment Trusts
Boaz Weinstein of Saba Capital takes on the UK investment trust sector, pledging to revitalize it with a “white knight” strategy. But is this activist move an opportunity for small investors or a controversial consolidation?
MicroStrategy and the Nasdaq 100: A Bridge Between Bitcoin and Traditional Markets
As MicroStrategy enters the Nasdaq 100, its journey from software to a bitcoin proxy stock takes center stage. Here’s how this move could fuel more volatility and reshape market dynamics.
Economists Adjust Fed Rate Forecasts in Response to Inflation Risks
Inflation concerns tied to Trump’s policies have economists rethinking their Fed rate predictions. It’s a fascinating look at how professionals weigh risks and adjust forecasts in a constantly changing landscape.
Reassessing the Dollar: Why Asset Managers Are Shifting Their Views
As geopolitical tensions escalate and the US economy remains strong, asset managers are reconsidering their expectations for a weaker dollar. Explore the factors influencing this change.
The Mega-Cap Conundrum: AI, Fed Policy, and the Future of US Stocks
The US stock market is on a remarkable run, with mega-cap stocks leading the charge. As AI and Fed policy shape the future, investors wonder if this trend will continue or if a shift is on the horizon.