Not the most exciting day on Wall Street but if you're an investor you don't want too much excitement anyway. Tim explains what's going on and what we can expect this week.

All three indexes fell on Tuesday as a short trading week got under way. Big tech once again led the way with Nvidia slumping 4.7 percent. That may seem like a lot but year over year they are still up for the year. Tim has the details.

Friday all three indexes fell bringing Wall Street a second losing day in the last 16 weeks. A report on inflation at the wholesale level gave investors the chills. Tim has an explanation for what happened.

New records set yesterday on Wall St. and Tim takes a look at what is happening.

Stocks recovered a lot of what was lost the day before, some of that due to the smaller stocks on the Russell 2000. Time has an explanation for what's going on in this report.

All three indexes were down yesterday following the inflation report which showed inflation has not slowed at all as experts expected. Tim has all the details.

After a record setting week Wall Street decided to take it easy on Monday. Losses by some tech companies led the slow down and Tim has an explanation for what happened.

Futures are mixed as we start Monday but that comes after the S&P 500 closed above 5000 for the first time on Friday. Tim explains all the numbers and rises and falls in this report.

Wall Street edged higher again yesterday and the S&P 500 broke 5000 for a time. Tim talks about what all this means to you, in this latest report.

So close to hitting another record yesterday. The S&P 500 is just below 5000 points which is the record investors would like to see broken. Tim explains what's going on as earnings reports season comes to a close.