June Market Myths: Don’t Bet on a Swoon or a Rally Two seasonal stock market clichés tend to resurface each June: the ominous “June swoon” and the optimistic “summer rally.” Neither stands up to scrutiny. Wall Street lore says stocks either fall sharply in June or kick off a strong...

Retail Investors Are Rushing to Buy the Dip — And That’s a Problem Retail investors have been aggressively buying every market dip — a classic sign of overconfidence that often precedes a market top. As Warren Buffett famously said, “Be fearful when others are greedy.” Following the S&P 500’s sharp...

Markets Rebound After Trump Delays EU Tariff Hike U.S. stock futures and European equity markets rallied Monday after former President Donald Trump announced a delay to the planned 50% tariffs on European Union goods, easing immediate trade tensions. In a Truth Social post on Sunday, Trump said he would postpone...

Rob Citrone Predicts U.S. Economic Trade Boom in 2026, Sees Big Upside in Latin America Despite recent market turbulence, hedge fund veteran Rob Citrone remains confident in both the U.S. economy and select global opportunities. Speaking on Goldman Sachs’ Exchanges podcast, the Discovery Capital Management founder shared his view that...

Memorial Day Weekend 2025: What’s Open and What’s Closed As Memorial Day weekend kicks off, many are keeping a close eye on the markets. While stocks have bounced back from April’s tariff concerns, uncertainty still lingers around trade policies and tax reform. Meanwhile, turbulence in the $29 trillion Treasury market...

Morgan Stanley Sees S&P 500 Climbing to 7,100 as Market Outlook Brightens Stocks faced pressure on Wednesday as rising bond yields stirred investor nerves ahead of a key Treasury auction. But Morgan Stanley took a bullish stance, upgrading its outlook on U.S. equities and bonds. The firm now favors U.S....