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With all eyes on the FOMC meeting this week, here’s what is expected and what other economic data is coming down the pipeline.
Consumer spending declined 0.4% in February compared to January, but this industry saw an increase.
History has shown whenever there is a big drop in liquidity, there is almost always corresponding downside volatility. Here’s what to do.
A social media-fueled bank run caused mayhem last weekend, raising doubts about the U.S. banking system and the Fed’s crusade against inflation.
The transition to EVs is an amazing growth story, but the big opportunity for investors is in the chips and chargers sector.
Last week’s banking crisis, which likely isn’t over yet, supports gold, because gold is a safe haven.
This TV software maker said SVB held $487 million of its cash, which is uninsured and may not be recovered. Here’s how to play this situation.
Defense spending is set to ramp up, so investors should take a closer look at defense stocks.
After last week’s Silicon Valley Bank drama and Fed testimony, here are the two most important data points coming out this week.
If you make this 1 mistake, it could greatly reduce your profit potential.

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