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We confront yet another apparently bullish but inconclusive day on Wall Street as we approach the final anemic hour of Friday trading action.

DOJ sued Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) alleging the company discriminates against prospective American employees by favoring cheaper foreign labor.

Our financial column is back. And just in time to jump into what looks like a turnaround Wednesday on Wall Street. Stimulus bill in the works?

Continuing a major, ongoing recovery under President Donald Trump, US markets hit the magic Dow 30,000 milestone Tuesday, an all-time high.

This year's annual White House turkey pardon is our signal to review the Thanksgiving Day 2020 stock market trading schedule.

Given our current media-driven politics and the absurdly overhyped Phase 3 coronavirus wave, Mr Market remains remarkably upbeat.

Wednesday, November 11 marks our Federal Veterans Day 2020 holiday. The trading schedule is mostly the same, except for settlement dates.

The V-shaped recovery that started in May continues. Better yet, the October jobs report includes additional encouraging information.

Uncertainty about last week’s presidential election caused a flurry of Election 2020 lawsuits, making trading action in US stocks uncertain.

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On this post-Election 2020 Flat Friday, traders watched market averages fizzle before techs regained a bit of momentum near the closing bell.

The stock market rally continues Wednesday, despite the bizarre Election 2020 stalemate that will likely drag on indefinitely. What gives?

US stocks party hearty Tuesday. Is it the economy? Do markets expect a Biden win? Or are the bulls seeing a Trump victory dead ahead?

US stocks are enjoying at least a short-term Sunshine Monday respite from last week’s violent selling squall. But after November 3?

Everyone writing on finance says that scary Second Wave coronavirus outbreak has Mr Market spooked. Hence our Wednesday market crash.

This week offers a high potential for headline terrorism. Right now, we're watching a nasty stock market cliff dive that could get worse.

US investors face a scary Halloween hell ride as they try to survive the not-so-wonderful world of stocks and bonds. Stay tuned.

Politics continues to dominate the financial news cycle. As in Nancy Pelosi’s cynical Covid bill ultimatum to the GOP Senate and President Trump.

Trinidad and Tobago's Budget 2020-21: 5 Key questions that underline the strategy for regional stability and growth sustainability.

It’s a weird Whipsaw Thursday on Wall Street. Investors worry about phase 2 economic stimulus impasse engineered by Nancy Pelosi.