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The inflation report just wasn’t very dramatic. Cue a range of wildly varying takes on Wall Street

BofA and Citi warn the latest inflation report is a worrying sign for the Fed, but BlackRock’s Rick Rieder and veteran strategist Ed Yardeni are more optimistic.

Janet Yellen and the man who invented the term ‘bond vigilantes’ disagree about what’s happening in the Treasury market right now

Janet Yellen and the man who invented the term ‘bond vigilantes’ disagree about what’s happening in the Treasury market right now

Ed Yardeni believes bond vigilantes are attempting to spike Treasury yields in protest against unsustainable fiscal policy—but the Treasury Secretary isn’t so sure.

Ed Yardeni expects a fourth quarter ‘Santa Claus rally’ for stocks that will send the S&P above 4600

Ed Yardeni expects a fourth quarter ‘Santa Claus rally’ for stocks that will send the S&P above 4600

The veteran market watcher wasn’t surprised by the market falling in August and September, in fact, he called it.

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Top analyst Ed Yardeni raises the odds of recession to 25% citing oil prices rising to $94 and a potential repeat of 1970s-style stagflation

If oil prices rise to and remain above $100 per barrel, Yardeni fears we could see a repeat of the inflationary 1970s.

September is usually a ‘rotten month for stocks.’ Here are 7 things top analyst Ed Yardeni believes could go wrong this time

Since 1945, the S&P 500 has dropped 0.73% on average in September compared with a 0.7% gain for the index across all months over the same period.

Stocks will hit a record high by the end of 2024 as the latest bull market rages on, veteran market watcher says

A "disinflationary soft landing" will send the S&P 500 to a record high between 4,800 and 5,400 over the next 18 months, the veteran market watcher says.

Where to Invest in 2025

With the economy growing and the Federal Reserve easing, there's a lot to like about this market. Here's what investors can expect in the new year.

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Recession Calls Keep Getting Pushed Back, Giving Soft Landing Believers Hope

Defying sharp rate hikes, unemployment stays low and consumers resilient.

Stocks could surge 14% by the end of the year—oddly, with help from the bank crisis

Stocks could surge 14% by the end of the year—oddly, with help from the bank crisis

The economy and inflation could slow without the need for many more interest rate hikes—and it would be good news for stocks.

3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy Now for the Long Term

3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy Now for the Long Term

Despite widespread macro headwinds, the U.S. economy and its tight labor market look resilient enough to sustain possible downturns in the upcoming term. Moreover, as the stock market is expected to make a comeback soon, Comcast (CMCSA), Elevance Health (ELV), and Waste Management (WM) could be no-brainer stocks to buy…

3 Stocks Insiders Can’t Stop Buying This Month

3 Stocks Insiders Can’t Stop Buying This Month

After signs of cooling inflation, investors are hopeful that the Fed will slow its rate hikes over the coming months. With surging optimism, fundamentally strong stocks Merck (MRK), Coca-Cola (KO), and Verizon (VZ), which have seen increased insider buying, might be ideal investments now. Continue reading.

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