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A shortened trading week on Wall Street will have traders focusing on the FOMC minutes, a few Fed speakers, and the June nonfarm payroll report.

Respondents reporting as bullish has risen to 22.8%. Those reporting as pessimists fell by 12.6 percentage points, bringing the reading back below 50%. The bull-bear spread favors the bears.

We expect elevated inflation to continue into 2023 due to the lagged impact of food supply disruption and elevated energy costs.

Market soared because inflation seems to be easing. That's not likely, Powell's bully pulpit pressured commodities. I expect stock prices to be pressured and move back to lower levels.

With just a few days left in the quarter, equities are catching a bid, and through midday Friday, the S&P 500 is up just about 6% from its recent low last Thursday.

Why beaten down stocks might not be as cheap as they appear? Why the earnings projections for some stocks might be too high? The bond market is bouncing back.

The bearish trend is likely to continue if the past 150 years of stock market history is any guide.

As the current bear market progresses in typical fashion with periodic sharp surges higher, there are opportunities to make money on both the long and the short side.

While U.S. equities enjoyed a strong rebound on Tuesday, short or bearish interest remains and financial strategists warned that more declines are likely with investors too complacent about the possib

An update on inflation and the global energy situation. A look at how and why US recession indicators are picking up fast. Why a recession is unlikely to be a permanent cure for inflation.

The decline in the stock market this year was primarily caused by step 1, the deflation of a number of asset bubbles. This article covers why you shouldn’t buy this dip.

Investors need to start ratcheting down earnings expectations as an "Inflationary Recession" looms. Click here for the latest edition of the Week on Wall Street.

Note the S&P 500 PE today at 15.5x, and the S&P 500 earnings yield is at 6.42%. Click here to know what's happening with the S&P 500.

A number of short leading indicators have deteriorated close to the point of turning negative. Click here to read the latest edition of the Weekly Indicators.

While more sound the alarm on the economy's potential dip into a recession, investors could turn to inverse or bearish exchange traded fund strategies to hedge further risks. After the Federal Reserve