Will Nvidia Hold Its S&P 500 Crown?
In June 2024, Nvidia briefly surpassed Microsoft to become the largest company by market capitalization on the S&P 500. However, history suggests this might not be a positive sign. Analysts at JPMorgan Asset Management pointed out that many companies that have held this top spot, such as General Motors, IBM, Altria, Cisco, General Electric, and […]
4 Tips to Prep Finances Before Rate Cuts
With Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaling that “the time has come” for rate cuts, now is the moment to consider how these changes might impact your financial decisions. The anticipated rate reductions could offer both opportunities and challenges for borrowers, savers, and spenders. Last week, Powell suggested that rate cuts could begin as early […]
Fed Rate Cuts? What to Watch in This Week’s Jobs Report
U.S. stock and bond investors are bracing for a crucial employment report this week as they return from the Labor Day weekend to begin September trading. The U.S. jobs report, set for release on Friday, is expected to have significant market implications, according to Victoria Fernandez, chief market strategist at Crossmark Global Investments. She noted […]
1 Hour Trading Sonic – All Trades
Hello Traders! Today, we’re diving deep into the Sonic Trading System with an exciting review of one hour’s worth of trades. We’ll analyze all the action that took place between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM on Friday, August 30th. If you’re curious about what this system can do, or if you have any questions, feel […]
Sonic Trading System Videos
Hello, Traders! Today, I will share with you the latest Sonic Trading System, specifically focusing on adjusting targets to optimize your trading strategy. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting, understanding how to tweak these settings can significantly impact your trading outcomes. Video 1 – Introducing the Sonic System Video 2 – Sonic Trading System […]
Can Federal Rate Cuts Ease the U.S. Debt Problem?
Every day, including weekends, more than $3 billion is spent on the interest owed on the national debt. Reductions in interest rates by the Federal Reserve will not just provide relief to households and businesses facing difficulties in managing increased borrowing expenses. The U.S. Treasury would also experience some relief from the increasing costs of […]
