Tim is live in studio Tuesday for a look at what happened Monday on Wall St. The Fed is meeting and Wednesday afternoon we will find out what they decide on rates. The Market meanwhile is holding its breath.

Friday's Market closed choppy for a number of reasons, the least of which isn't the number of conflicting reports released last week. Tim makes some sense of what happened in this report.

Bonds had an impact on the numbers yesterday along with three reports including the PPI. Tim takes a closer look at what happened and why in this latest report.

Tim takes a look at the CPI report and how it affected trading yesterday. Today, Thursday, the PPI report will be released and then next week The Fed will release its' report. Tim tries to make sense of all of it in this report.

Tech once again, getting a little monotonous, pulls the Market along. Whether it's up or down the story is with Apple, Nvidia, Oracle and others. Tim takes a look at what this means and what we are looking forward to today with the CPI report.

Tim will try to explain what is going on on Wall Street as we flucuate from a losing week to a day of profits all based on what is happening in big tech stocks. Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter available on the Whetro Facebook page.

Despite closing up on Friday the Market suffered its' first losing week in the last three. Investors are leary about what The Fed might do in just a few days as the corporate earnings reports slow down to a dribble and government reports continue to be mixed. Tim has details.

What happens today could determine whether or not we have a good week or bad on Wall Street. Tim takes a look at what we can expect for today and what happened yesterday for investors.

Big tech once again let investors down with Nvidia one of the losers on Wall Street Wednesday. Tim takes a look at both winners and losers including his favorite, ROKU, in this report.

Another choppy day on Wall Street as investors prepare to wait for the September report from the Fed. Meanwhile most of the corporate earnings reports have been filed, and the economic reports from the government are few and far between for the next few weeks. Tim takes a look at everything that is affecting the market in this report.