Tim taking a few days off but didn't want to leave us without a short look at what happened yesterday

The losing continues on Wall Street as investors shy away from stocks based on the interest rates. There were a few winners yesterday which Tim talks about in this latest report.

No ove ever said investing would be easy and the Market certainly is doing its' best to keep it that way. Interest rates kept the Market soft again yesterday and some of the bigger losers were big tech. Time tries to explain what's going on in thsi latest report.

A poor showing last Friday, added to a poor showing for the month of September, and a less than stellar quarter. Tim breaks it all down and takes a look at what might happen this week.

As week comes to a finish Tim looks at a small uptick on Wall St from yesterday adn talks about how this week and month look when stacked up against the rest of the year.

Tim dives into the numbers from yesterday on Wall Street and tries to make some sense of what is going on right now. Friday is the last day of not only the week but the month essentially for trading and it doesn't bode well for Septemeber.

With only a few days left in the month of September it looks like Wall Street is in for a bumpy finish and possibly one of the worst months this year so far. But investing is more than one year or one bad month. Tim talks about what the numbers look like close up but also in the long run in this report.

Tim takes a look at what could be one of the worst months in quite sometime. It started last week with The Fed announcement and has continued into this week with prices wildly fluctuating. Big tech still driving the profits and losses as Tim explains.

The fallout from The Fed's Wednesday announcement continues to affect the market. Big tech also is dragging the numbers down and Tim takes a look at all of that in this report.

Tim takes a look at what effect the Federal Reserve announcement had on Wall Street. It wasn't unexpected and some investors had already made thier moves before the Fed meeting.