Wall Street Cheat Sheet

Last week in the stock market saw several noteworthy events but left most investors with more questions than answers. The Federal Reserve implemented what could potentially be the last interest-rate increase of the current hiking […]

The stock market experienced a positive end to the first week of May, although the gains on Friday were not enough to offset the week’s losses for most major indices. The S&P 500 jumped up

Last week the stock market saw a lot of activity, with several significant developments. As for the broader market, the S&P 500 closed at 4,169.48, up 34.13 points or 0.83%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average

This week’s stock market performance was relatively stable, with little price movement either up or down. The S&P 500 closed at 4,133, only slightly lower than the previous Friday’s close of 4,137.  Investors were waiting

Last week, the stock market experienced a slight downturn overall, with only the Dow Jones Industrial Average managing a minor increase thanks to a shift of funds into blue-chip stocks. However, the other major indices

The S&P 500 had a great week, hanging out above its 50-day moving average and breaking through the 4,100 mark by Friday. We saw the significant indices playing it cool early on in the week,

Last week the stock market saw a strong start and finished the week. There was mid-level volatility as investors considered the Fed’s latest policy change and ongoing concerns about the banking sector. The Swiss National

Last week’s banking concerns persisted this week, affecting investor sentiment, and rightly so. A joint statement from the Federal Reserve, Treasury, and FDIC on Sunday assured full protection for depositors at Silicon Valley Bank and

This past week, the stock market was like a sinking ship as investors struggled to digest the massive amount of news from Fed Chair Powell’s testimony before Congress, the February employment report, and then the