Finance

Let’s talk markets. Specifically, let’s talk about what just went down (literally) in the Nasdaq this week. If you’ve been paying attention—or maybe even if you haven’t—it’s gotten pretty ugly pretty fast. I even tweeted something about it: Markets take the stairs up

Another round of tariff threats just hit, this time with a 25% levy on steel and aluminum imports. Normally, this kind of news would shake up markets, but so far that’s not happening. Stock futures are up. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are all slightly higher

I used to chase low P/E stocks thinking they were bargains, until I learned that cheap usually means broken. Sometimes a stock looks like a steal on paper, but that low number might be hiding a lot of problems. Let me break down what I've seen and

Nvidia just lost $600 billion in market value in a matter of days. That kind of drop would normally scare off investors. But for retail traders, they bought in BIG time. In just two days, retail poured $900 million into the stock, per FT. Monday alone saw $562 million in