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Yields have been pushing lower thanks to investors piling into safe haven assets like U.S. Treasury bonds amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In the meantime, the capital markets are wondering how Russi

If the Fed doesn't overshoot and a Ukrainian armistice holds, the stock market can make it quite a bit further than the 200-DMA on the NDX, which, for the time being, is a good target.

The Federal Reserve continues to taper its purchase of securities. What will the Fed do if the stock market continues to drop due to the events going on? We try to answer this.

It was going to happen at some point, but central banks are now ready to unload bonds back into the market. Stimulus measures are scaling back amid improving economies on the path to recovery from the

Bonds are a bit oversold and could be due for a bounce, but the more esoteric areas of the bond market are calling for a recession, with rate cuts to follow probably in 2023.

20-plus years of Fed policy reveals consistent cycles of building and bursting bubbles. Check out why, this time around, a soft landing is unlikely as well.

Bond investors who want more yield amid rising rates while also shortening duration can opt for a middle ground with intermediate bonds — or specifically, the Vanguard Intermediate-Term Treasury In

Economic stagnation arrives as the sugar rush of liquidity fades. Historically, when stocks have deviated from the underlying economy, the eventual resolution is lower stock prices.

Interestingly, there was a lot of whispering on trading desks about the employment numbers, and with good reason.

Even though the Fed is signaling rate increases, the market is suggesting rates are about to drop. Here is what you should do.

When the correction is moderate, fundamentally strong stocks can be resilient. But when the correction is 10% or more nothing works. Q4 earnings season though is forcing investors to rethink

Inflation and interest rates are intertwined, and when their paths deviate, as they sometimes do, there is always a reckoning.

The New Year is now in full swing as the Federal Reserve has officially weighed in on the direction of interest rates… they’re going up!

Rate hikes will be far fewer than the markets currently expect.

Today in the U.S. we are in the fourth superbubble of the last hundred years.