One positive takeaway last week was the very low trading volume for Nasdaq-listed stocks in aggregate and for constituent names of the Nasdaq Composite.
Watch out for the stress in the financial system.
The Fed is running the same experiment over and over again expecting a different result.
Reduced global growth expectations amid war, inflation and supply chain issues should give investors pause.
It was what the St. Louis Fed President said regarding short-term rate targets that left the deepest impression.
China's economy grew 4.8% in Q1, but many China watchers say the numbers are getting increasingly unreliable.
Place a percentage on the likelihood of recession? It sounds more like someone trying harder to not get it wrong than trying to get it right.
Banks stocks are still a 'full-on Monet.'
Also, play the companies that benefit from inflation, not Cathie's clowns, which are hurt by it.
It's not everyday that one hears the CEO of a major money center bank come out and tell you that the future just might not be all that bright.