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The SPY ETF continues to drop, with no sign of a bottom. Read more to see how release of the Fed minutes impacts what happens next with SPY.

The newly government-created post-LIBOR short-term private debt market created an implied government guarantee of short-term corporate debt.

Key developments are impacting markets, including inflation, a Fed flip from dovish to hawkish, and supply chain issues. But is there light at the end of the tunnel? Read more to find out.

In the weekly AAII sentiment survey, around a quarter of respondents remain bullish. Bearish sentiment ticked higher and back above 50% this week, an overwhelmingly pessimistic reading.

The S&P 500 earnings yield is 6.03% vs last week’s 5.85% and the start of the 2022’s 4.5% – 4.8%; Walmart’s earnings weight is likely a lot larger than its market cap weight.

Continuing claims are down to 1.317 million. Combined with the uptick in the initial claims number, claims data points to moderating readings on the number of people filing for unemployment.

Global fund managers are accumulating lots and lots of cash, bringing totals up to levels not seen since the 9/11 attacks on the U.S.

The biggest crash in world history is coming, and it will be due to the most powerful financial force in the financial markets – mean reversions.

The air is being let out of leveraged speculation as tech stocks continue to crack. Is there hope for a rebound (or dead cat bounce) following a more than 15% SPX fall?

The US stock market is sliding in what may or may not presage an extended decline.

It was a tremendous week of market volatility for every asset class on Wall Street. It is still all about inflation and what will be the reaction from central banks.

Countless stocks are getting crushed on the back of earnings. Read more about what investors can do to navigate this market volatility here.

If we do have a recession sometime in the next twelve months, it doesn’t appear as though an unknown asset bubble is about to pop.

The market depth has been reduced - that's the liquidity shock. Forced selling during the liquidity shock creates a buying opportunity in S&P 500. Read more on US market outlook.

The Fed is trying to tame inflation without causing a recession. Historically, tightening monetary policy into a period of economic deceleration doesn't go over well. Read more.