Times like these really illustrate how impossible it is to predict the market. Amidst extraordinary scenes in our nation’s capital, the market hovers at all-time highs and reacts like it might on any given day.

In the face of pandemic and political uncertainty, a little sell-off isn’t so crazy. Does a quick rally imply confidence that the Fed is Tuff Enuff to tackle whatever comes next?

Georgia is on my mind and it’s finally on the market’s. Is today’s drop a reaction to the Senate run-off? The inauguration? More Covid? All of the above?

No matter what mama said, you can’t knock this market out. Down, maybe — but for how long?

I hate myself for loving Square. Easily dismissed in early days, it just keeps soaring. Of course, embracing Bitcoin put more wind in its sails.

When it comes to valuations in 2021, Nothing Else Matters as long as the Fed is the Master of Puppets.

A blizzard could be moving in, but it’s always sunny for cannabis up North. Does a Tilray and Aphria merger forecast warmer days for the sector in US markets?

The market suddenly feels more like a carpool than a car chase as we all slow down to ride out the end of the year. Hey — it’s better than ending in a crash.

33 years after Wall Street premiered, everything in that movie feels strangely familiar — except the cell phones.

Sometimes it’s easier to buy a company’s stock than its feel-good demeanor. For example, Facebook is on a mission to connect the world and you’re paying for it with private data. Who’s getting poked?