Nobody was expecting the Fed to change rates, so they met expectations.

Japan just ended a nearly two-decade term of negative rates. Are negative rates the carrot or the stick? 

New retail figures for February arrived this morning. Up a seasonally adjusted 0.6%, but under by most estimates. 

Big piece in the New York Times regarding how our cars are reporting bad driving to insurance companies. 

The very slim chance of a rate cut next week disappeared this morning when a fresh Consumer Price Index arrived 

Target announced a paid membership program along the lines of Amazon Prime and Walmart Plus.

Credit scores for American consumers are down for the first time in a decade. Don’t be surprised. 

A Gallup study revealed 79% of Americans don't trust companies to use AI responsibly. 

Think Wendy’s surge pricing meltdown will be covered in business school some day?  

You didn't know then what you know now. Hindsight tells us what played out well, but foresight is what's needed when it comes to investing.