The kick will come from the Chinese capitulating because their economy is so weak.

The base just wants the scales leveled. That's what Trump wants, too, and he won't sign off on anything with China until he gets it.

Memo to Powell: keep listening, be patient, and enjoy the employment gains.

Today is a day to celebrate flexibility and the terrific pivot that Jay Powell took this morning.

I know that Nelson is fascinated by the medicinal properties chiefly as a replacement for opioids, the scourge of this country.

I salute Elon Musk for what he did. But Vicki Hollub? I am calling it ill-advised.

The narrow buying into tech bothers me, and here's why. Also, let's check those jammed up indicators and my big question right now.

Trucking is a huge tell of the real economy, which has definitely slowed.

The tech-based drinks outlet keeps a tight lid on wage pressures.

Readers of the Daily Diary got the scoop from Kass hours earlier, after his close analysis over many months proved correct. Here's how his thesis played out.

The market started the summer as a 'voting machine' with FOMO and animal spirits vividly on display -- it has ended the summer as more of a 'weighing machine.' The secret to making money in extreme...

And why I won't recommend any other stocks in these markets, right now.

We have a shortage of great manufacturing companies, but way too many of the fast-growing, cloud-based, hype-growth stocks.

A month ago I began focusing on January for a potential correction or a higher level of volatility. After looking at the indicators, I haven't changed my view.

This $12 billion industry could rise to around $630 billion over time, according to Seaport analysts.

Next week we'll be at the tail end of earnings season. It's been a blast, at least until this past week when we got some iffy news about trade.

The market's upside reward is now likely dwarfed by the downside risk.

There are signs in the market that the talks may not be going as well as thought, or at least that some believe that Trump thinks he has the upper hand.

Investors should heed the Bible and prepare for a period of lean years in which market returns are inferior to the longer-term averages.

Are things that bad? I remain a non-believer in the recession thesis.

When we get this overbought, any negative news could turn into a violent pullback.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell has failed to fall in line with President Trump's tariff plans.

How this one stays out of court, I have no idea.

Here are the other companies that will get a boost from pushing the tax on imports to mid-December.

The Brooklyn-based company has a worldwide opportunity to match rabid sellers with rabid buyers.

Not all market pullbacks are alike — and this one may have more to go. Let me show you why by looking at the S&P, the VIX, the Utes, Lam Research, Amazon and more.

We see signs that tell us not only is this market not expensive, but there are whole sections that might be ridiculously cheap. The recent merger announcements are a prime example.

I think this truly defines what has gone on with tech stocks since the latest reporting period began.

Counting on analysts to warn you to take profits at the top, or load up when valuations are low, is a fool's game.

Not everything can go down, even if the economy turns weak.

Much of it occurs when someone jumps the gun, deciding that the headlines must be traded without any knowledge of what is underneath them.

Dow chemicals are finding a bottom, higher-yielding stocks are trading well, macro is improving and the consumer is getting stronger.

Chip stocks in general reflect concern about the repercussions of the president's latest threats to impose higher and expanded tariffs on Chinese goods.

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Here's why these companies do well in a choppy environment.

Intermediate term indicators are not yet overbought, but they are likely to get there in early May.

Jim Cramer says the long-term story remains intact at McDonalds.

The $65 stock will be a great deal if it falls back to $60.

Assessing Aurora and its peers, strictly on the numbers.

Days like this are reminders of how important short-selling can be to an up market.