Wall Street saw gains yesterday when tariffs  on some electronics were paused. The Trump administration is also looking at a pause on some auto tariffs in an attempt to spur investment in that sector.

Tariffs still are holding investor's attentiion as the President relaxes and then strengthens them on computer parts and companies. Tim talks about the effect the news is having on the numbers daily on Wall Street.

Stocks fell again yesterday after the huge jump on Wednesday. Tim takes a look at the reasons

the rebound yesterday was huge following the tariff 90 day pause. Tim takes a look at that and at the numbers from the Shanghair Exchange this morning

Not all the news is bad despite what headlines say. Tim takes a deep dive into the numbers.

The Market yesterday was a rollercoaster ride like never been seen before. This morning though is starting off a little differently with prices showing some gains. Tim talks about being an investor as opposed to a speculator in Wall Street.

Europe and Asia both had down days on Monday and the early numbers for the Market don't look promising but as Tim points out the Market doesn't close until 4p. The administration is saying countries are already ready to negotiate.

Tariffs hit big yesterday will all three indexes losing ground.  Tim takes a look at what happened and whether or not there is any good news buried  in the numbers.

Invesotrs were edgy yesterday waiting for the tariff announcement from President Trump. Following the announcement some stocks took a hit immediately, others we'll find out about today. Europe also will weigh in with their response.

Liberation Day according to President Trump and Tim takes a look at what that might do to stock prices and how worries about tariffs affected yesterday's market.