Fed official trades in advance of market moving news, Scalping the Ford Lightning, and Elizabeth Holmes “…just doing what others did…”.  Plus a 2021 recap, changing RMD tables, and Toyota is #1 in America.

The bill comes to a screeching halt, Elon to pay $11 billion in taxes, McDonald’s CEO returns $105 million and BNPL on your credit report.  Plus free driving, early decision may not be binding and reading the syllabus might pay off.

Peloton vs. Sex and the City, reverting to ancient times when the internet collapses, Robinhood not living up to their name and Meme stocks are struggling.

Going once, going twice, sold for $4.3 million.  Plus get that Power of Attorney for your spouse, rough week on Wall Street and the anniversary of Irrational Exuberance.  Plus trouble for DWAC, market forecasts are worthless and Crypto turns south.

In the battle to scare investors, both did nice work this week.  Market reaction or overreaction?  Goldman expanding benefits, changes to retirement account contribution limits and get your paperwork in ASAP.

Steak and caviar for the world’s richest dog, crypto signing rights in LA, a crypto bid on the US Constitution and crypto theft via phone hacking.  Buy books, get one NFT, Rivian comes back to earth and tax credits vary based on who assembled your electric vehicle.

Home buying in frenzy mode, inflation (gutters anyone?) on the rise but so is the economy and Elon Musk keeps tweeting.  Plus Rivian goes public and more on Medicare.

Elon Musk’s abuse of Twitter and childish replies to Congress, Inflation vs Wage Gains, a strike at Deere and Zillow is having algorithm problems.  NFT fans meet in public, not online and the hidden dangers of being an astronaut.

Wondering if any new bill will get through Congress?  So are we.  Potential legal issues for the Trump SPAC, Robinhood earnings take a hit and Zillow can’t find contractors to help them flip houses.  Don’t forget to check your withholding taxes, thoughts on the Metaverse and missing the bookmobile.

Yes, SPACs and NFTs are making news again, with Trump, WeWork and Martha Stewart leading the way.  Plus new restrictions on trading at the Fed, why the Bitcoin Futures ETF could be more expensive than advertised and payroll issues at Amazon warehouses.