Analysis & Opinion

Investing.com -- Investors have every reason to be losing their sleep over the recent market events. Since the S&P 500 began trading as an index of 500 companies on March 4, 1957, there have been...

Is the market finally bottoming out after tumbling more than 17% from its mid-February peak after Trump's fast-moving tariff plans sparked a major selloff? No one—not analysts, not experts, not even...

As President Donald Trump's tariffs come into effect, investors are seeking stocks poised to benefit from shifting trade landscape. While many companies face tariff-related headwinds, certain stocks...

Things are getting ugly, especially in rates and FX. Significant decoupling is occurring, indicating a potentially massive flight out of the U.S. and severe liquidity constraints now hitting the...

The S&P 500 is now down almost 19% since topping out in February. It closed at 4982.77 (chart). If it falls another 1.35% down to 4915.32, it will be in a bear market. The index was up sharply at...

It was an enjoyable day in stocks, but a more interesting day in rates, with the 10-year rate, based on my last check, soaring by 20 bps to 4.2%. The 10-year rate has been positively correlated with...

US tariffs hit Japan’s auto sector, weighing on growth. BoJ may pause, but the Fed could cut faster if inflation slows. USD/JPY likely to stay weak, with 140 as key support. Looking for more...

Trump’s tariff shock sent markets reeling—but Buffett’s playbook might offer a way through. While stocks plunge, Berkshire hits record highs—proof that panic isn't strategy. Want stability in stormy...