More records set yesterday on Wall Street as investors decided to ignore the less than stellar inflation news. All three indexes started the day with losses but finished the day as winners. Tim has details in this report.

A quiet day on Wall Street as investors held back for the most part as they wait for reports this morning and later this week to give them some idea of what The Fed might be thinking regarding rate cuts. Tim has an explanation of what all this means.

a slight dip on Friday despite reports that gave The Fed some reasons to be optimistic. Consumers are not as forgiving because they see the prices at the store and gas pump. Time explains what is going on and who the winners and losers are at this point.

More records set on Thursday as Wall Street responded to basically two words from Fed Chairman Powell. Powell said the Fed was "not far" from lowering rates this year. Tim breaks it all down in this report.

Market responded to remarks from Chairman Powell yesterday by moving upwards. This was good news followinig the downturn from earlier in the week and Tim has some thoughts on the cause and what the future outcome might be.

Big tech can either make you a winner or a loser when it comes to Wall Street and yesterday it was a losing proposition. All three indexes showed losses with big tech companies leading the way. Tim has an explanation for you and a look at conditions for investors

What goes up must come down. That's what happened on Monday when each index took a slight dip on prices. Despite some success with big tech companies the S&P 500 dropped .1 percent. Tim has the details on all of this.

Another winning week on Wall St with new records set thanks in large part to big tech again. But keep in mind things go up until they don't . Tim explains in this report

Two new records set on Wall St yesterday and Tim takes a look at what they are and what they mean in the big picture.

Stocks drifted lower on Wednesday with the S&P 500 slippig 8.42 points, the Dow .1 percent, and the NASDAQ sinking to 15,947. Tim has details on what happened and what to expect today