We’re keeping our eyes on the road and our hands upon the wheel, but the market is walking tall to end the week.

Has the Fed blown it all sky high, by telling us a lie, without a reason why? It’s the song that consumers want to hear, but the hits don’t always keep coming.

Who are you? Whether you choose Coke or Pepsi, McDonald’s or Burger King, Goldman Sachs or Coinbase can say a lot. What we really want to know is The Stones or The Who?

Microsoft may have Wasted Time during the Ballmer years, but they just kept playing and now they don’t miss a beat. Sort of like how Mick Jagger & Dave Grohl want to play us out of this pandemic.

We haven’t seen a space race like this since the multiplex of the 1980s. The private contenders include SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic, but the real competition may be China.

It’s Highway out of the Danger Zone as Top Gun: Maverick moves to Fall and we move past the market anxiety of the past few weeks.

Seeing GameStop & AMC make irrational gains can make less optimistic investors feel like Uncle Salty, but Sweet Emotion sometimes wins as this market Dreams On.

Jamie Dimon says the party could go until 2023. While we watch for a Canary in a Coalmine, we wonder What’s Left Standing then, and if all that's left will be Spirits in the Material World.

Whether it's baseball or quarterly results, a rejuvenated player can deliver big bang for the buck. While Facebook is a consistent winner, we’re looking at Google to knock it out of the park.

The big prank this April Fools Day is that the past year feels like it never happened — unless you’re Peloton or Zoom.