Over thinking sometimes makes the game harder — whether we’re talking GameStop or game theory. Instinct or analytics? What do you have more confidence in?

On this day in 1978, America started dancing to Saturday Night Fever's soundtrack for a 24-week no. 1 run. It was so huge that it overshadowed all other music, just like Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon loom over today's market.

Will the market sing a new tune starting with today’s inauguration? If so, what’s on that soundtrack? We've got some suggestions.

Stimulus checks are less Mystery Achievement and more foregone conclusion. Don’t expect a Middle of the Road approach from Janet Yellen.

We make sense of the market through the language of the Boss. What’s the best Springsteen B-side?

The End of the Innocence came a long time ago for Facebook, but earnings are right around the corner. Will the market look past the controversies?

The game has changed - on the ice and in energy. There are pluses and minuses to each, but being built for tomorrow is an advantage in any arena.

Whether it’s a shirt you’ve owned since the 1980s or $GM stock, there’s comfort in the classics — and sometimes they still fit.

They say numbers never lie, but they can still be deceiving — whether you’re talking Big Ben Roethlisberger or the market.

The market looks pretty good, but no trend lasts forever. Could things go south faster than the mullet, or stick around like a man bun at Starbucks?