Stock Market Today

The stock market had a stellar performance last week, marking its best run since the election. With Donald J. Trump taking office as the 47th President of the United States on Monday, there’s a palpable […]

The stock market closed with a somber note last week, painting a picture of caution and recalibration. Rising market rates played the villain in this financial drama, reflecting persistent inflation concerns and the looming specter

The dawn of 2025 brought with it a cocktail of year-end profit-taking and New Year optimism. Let’s break down how this played out across various asset classes: Equities The first trading sessions of the year

The stock market decided to give us a little Christmas gift last week. Despite the shortened trading schedule, we saw some modest gains across the board. The S&P 500 wrapped up 0.7% higher, while the Dow Jones Industrial

The Nasdaq Composite stole the show, breaking the 20,000 barrier for the first time and closing 0.3% higher for the week. It’s a milestone that reminds me of the dot-com boom, but this time, it’s backed by

The story of this week centers on mega-cap dominance and market concentration. I watched the S&P 500 climb 1.0% while its equal-weighted counterpart dropped 1.3% – a telling divergence that speaks volumes about market dynamics.

The markets demonstrated remarkable resilience this week, with buy-the-dip trading driving significant gains. The Russell 2000 and S&P Mid Cap 400 emerged as standout performers, surging 4.5% and 4.2% respectively, benefiting from strategic capital rotation. The broader market showed

The market’s resilience shone through this week, with small and mid-cap stocks leading the charge. The Russell 2000 and S&P Mid Cap 400 demonstrated impressive momentum, surging 4.5% and 4.2% respectively. This rotation into smaller companies signals growing investor

After twenty years of analyzing market movements, I can tell you this week brought some fascinating developments that deserve a deeper look. Let me break down what I’m seeing and what it means for investors.