Markets closed mixed on Friday with news of the economy drawing the most attention. Reprorts show the economy is growing but is it enough to keep The Fed at bay when it comes to raising rates again. Tim takes a look at the winnders and losers from last week and what might be coming this week on Wall Street.

How will the week end? Tim take a look at the week so far and what might be coming on Friday when new reports are released?

With China's economy still struggling the markets around the globe are also having problems shaking off the worries investors have about the economy. Tim tries to make sense of all of it in this report.

Markets had a short day Monday and were closed for the Fourth Of July celebration here in the U.S. Tim takes a look at Friday's close, the European markets, and what we can expect this week.

Markets will be closed Monday and Tuesday for the July Fourth holiday so Friday's number and reports will let us know if it ends up being a good week or bad for investors. Tim has details on what happened Thursday and a look ahead at Friday.

One more mixed day on Wall Street as investors take a close look at some food corporate reports come in. Tim takes a look at what is going on as we near the end the week with the July 4th holiday approaching next week.

Tim was pleased that the market wasn't dominated by tech numbers on Tuesday. The airline industry reporting some good numbers and Carnival also helped Wall Street see an uptick for the week. Tim has all the details in this report. Be sure to visit the Facebook page and give us a 'like'.

Based on Monday's numbers it could end up being a quiet week on Wall Street. Some investors will hit the holiday weekend a little early and no major reports are due to move the numbers. Tim takes a look at Monday and the week ahead.

Friday closed the week down, but it was the first down week in the last six. What news from The Fed or from Powell drove the numbers? Tim has a deeper look at what is going on on Wall Street.

The Fed speaks and Wall Street responds. Fed chairman Powell testified to Congress that rates would have to be raised a few more times and investors reacted with all three indexes dropping. Tim has the details and some explanation.