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There are many old sayings on Wall Street, and for good reason. Over time, certain truths become evident.
Last week, I explained why successful investors “ Don’t Fight the Consumer.” I said then, “No matter what the Fed is doing or Wall Street is saying, consumer spending ultimately determines how most companies will perform.”
One year ago, I explained “ How to Profit from the Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.” At that time, the entire banking sector was under pressure after Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) ran out of money. SVB was a regional bank based in California that catered to the tech sector.
At the start of this week, we learned that new home sales fell 0.3% in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 662,000 units. That is roughly 2% less than the 675,000 figure that Wall Street was expecting.
Last week, my wife and I bought a new car. Her beloved van of 18 years had finally conked out. It was time for a new set of wheels.
Darin Jenkins (left), general manager of CMA's Honda of Winchester, presents a check to Winchester-Frederick-Clarke Crime Solvers board member Dave Barnett to cover the cost of Crime Solvers'P3 app for one year. P3, which is available as a free download for smartphones, allows users to report crimes anonymously. Crime Solvers offers cash rewards for tips that lead to arrests.
The stock market’s relentless rally over the past five months has produced a lot of big winners. Especially in the tech sector, which has soared on excitement surrounding artificial intelligence (AI).
We often speak of inflation as a single number. For example, in March the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), or “headline CPI” as it is commonly known, rose 0.4%. Over the previous twelve months, it grew by 3.5%.
In September 2022, I asked “ Is it Time to Start Boarding the ARKK? ” At that time, the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) managed by Cathie Wood was trading near $40 after cresting above $125 just ten months prior.
The meme stock traders are at it again. Two weeks ago, video game retailer GameStop (NYSE: GME) was trading around $11. In pre-market trading at the start of this week it surged above $68.
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