Analysts expect AI-enabled personal computers to help PC sales bounce back in 2024 with PC manufacturers planning to roll out AI PCs to grab the growing opportunities in this category.

Equities have generally been consolidating to start out 2024, but one group that has gotten outright punished is those stocks that possess the highest levels of short interest.

A federal judge has blocked JetBlue Airways’ acquisition of Spirit Airlines, a move that is seen as a significant victory for the U.S. Justice Department.

Wall Street finished the first session of the holiday-shortened week lower.

A discussion about the complexities of the current economic environment.

Republicans keep claiming that if we just cut enough taxes on the rich, the wealth will “trickle down”. But it never works.

These three small-cap stocks are being shorted heavily currently.

It's a tough time to be an investor. There are cross-currents galore in the macro data, the financial headlines, policy decision-making, and market technicals.

Growth prospects in short term are being revised up. But how long can that persist when policy rates rise, oil prices stay low?

Technical analysis of the stock chart for MSFT.

The Western democracies seem to be settling in at inflation rates around 3 + %, having come down dramatically from peaks of 9-10 % in 2021-22.

January US Empire Manufacturing reading this morning was -43.7, much worse than the -5 estimated and much weaker than during the 2008 financial crisis/great recession.

The ruling comes after a trial in November, where lawyers for the feds claimed that the merger would eliminate the need for larger airlines to offer budget-friendly fares.

Inflation robs you of purchasing power by driving up the price of everything you buy.

The US Dollar gains traction against the Japanese Yen bolstered by a rise in US Treasury bond yields amid a risk aversion environment.

Average wage for production and nonsupervisory workers in total private and leisure and hospitality services, and implied by median wage growth, all up relative to 2019M12, just before the pandemic.

The U.S. dollar is strong against the Canadian dollar and Mexican peso, pushing the S&P 500 lower.

​​​​​​​On Tuesday, London's FTSE 100 index, which is made up of top blue-chip companies, reached its lowest level in a month.

Gold fell over 0.7% on Tuesday amid the strengthening dollar and rising yields, as well as an uncertain Fed path.

Nearly half of the New York region manufacturers reported a decline in new orders. Did a recession just start (or about to) as everyone gave up on the idea?