After beginning last week’s trading near the 1.11775 vicinity on Monday, the EUR/USD provided a bounce higher and went into this weekend once again within the higher elements of its mid-term range near the 1.13575 mark.
The economy weakens and everyone looks to the Fed or any central bank to cut policy rates. But why? They call it stimulus but the real reason is nothing you've ever heard.
Jon Stewart recently expressed apprehension regarding President Trump's actions amidst ongoing lawsuits and tributes from media companies and billionaires.
The federal government is in a downward fiscal spiral. The national debt surged over $36 trillion last fall, and despite some headlines generated by DOGE, there is no sign that the spending is going to slow down.
So here we are at an important level for the the S&P. The QQQ is also retracing but still above its 200-dma, while the DIA and IWM are hovering between their 200- and 50-dma’s.
President Trump warns Apple of 25% tariff if they don't manufacture iPhones in the U.S. DOT expected to declare CAFE regulations exceeded legal authority. Apple poaches Google's AI chief but still behind in AI race. Meta's Instagram testing referral program.
This weekend's top business stories included Southwest's new in-flight safety policy, Poland's seizure of Boeing aircraft tires over Russia sanctions, a high-profile visit to Tesla's Gigafactory by the U.S. Transportation Secretary, and concerns over Tesla's brand image amid Elon Musk's political ties.
The Primary Trend is not determined by what people want or what they expect. Instead, they get what they deserve, shaped by patterns of history rather than the conscious efforts of those who live it.
MMT uses chartalism and a few dubious examples to appeal to history to establish the theory‘s authority and validity, only to discard this element as irrelevant and unnecessary.
