Investors weigh tariff battles, slowing growth, and pivotal Big Tech earnings as sentiment teeters between fear and opportunity. This Week’s Big Drivers Market Mood Analysis (from Glideslope AI — https://www.glideslope.ai/marketmood/) Conclusion:The market is pessimistic, but not capitulating yet — historically, this zone often precedes major trend shifts up or down.If earnings disappoint and PCE inflation
Is this rally for real — or just the calm before another storm? President Trump’s surprise announcement of a 90-day pause on new tariffs (excluding China) injected some short-term relief into financial markets this week. Equities bounced back from earlier declines, helping to stabilize sentiment after a volatile stretch. But with earnings cuts, slowing GDP
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A historic market shakeout tests nerves, breaks support levels, and sets the stage for a battle between fear and opportunity. Market Overview The past week concluded with significant market volatility, primarily driven by the announcement of new tariffs by the U.S. administration. The S&P 500 experienced a sharp decline, closing at 5,074.08, down 5.97% on
In a time of economic uncertainty, ballooning debt, and rising prices, Americans are asking more questions about how the federal government manages its money. One of the hottest debates right now is whether increased tariffs and a reduction in government spending could finally bring the United States back to a balanced budget. With Donald Trump
Tariffs, weak data, and fading optimism rattle investors as markets brace for a turbulent start to Q2. Market Overview The final week of March witnessed significant volatility across global financial markets, primarily driven by escalating trade tensions and mixed economic data. The S&P 500 experienced a notable decline, closing at 5,559.80 on Friday, March 28,
Markets don’t move in a straight line. Pullbacks happen, headlines scream, and short-term volatility creates doubt. But step back, and the broader trend tells a different story. Despite the latest dip, the S&P 500 remains in its long-term uptrend, and until a key support level gives way, the structure that has fueled this rally is
Stocks and crypto rocked by volatility amid global tensions and economic fears. Equity Markets The S&P 500 experienced a notable decline, dropping 1.8% on March 3, 2025, amid concerns over President Trump’s tariff policies. The index closed at 5,849.72 on that day. This downturn was part of the market’s worst week in six months, driven
If you’ve been watching the market lately, you’ve probably noticed it’s been struggling. Stocks are slipping, and uncertainty is taking over. The question is: why? What’s really happening under the surface? The simple answer: too many “what ifs” are spooking investors. When markets can’t predict the future with confidence, they price in the worst-case scenario
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