Coming off the holiday some investors expected to pick up where Wall St left off last week, with a good week. That wasn't the case on Tuesday however as all three indexes took a small hit. Tim has all the details.

The Market was closed for the Juneteenth holiday and this week will be a slow week as far as corporate earnings reports are concerned. Friday ended one the better weeks of the year and investors now look at what Fed chairman Powell will tell Congress this week. Tim has all the details.

Tim takes a look at what might happen today when The Fed makes its' decision on rate hikes. Investors are hoping there won't be one, and have been playing the market based on that hope. We'll know later this afternoon if that was well placed or not.

Wall Street had a good day Monday and investors are hopeful the numbers from Tuesday morning will convince The Fed not to raise rates, or to only do a slight raise this go round. Tim has all the details and a breakdown of what was up or down.

Inverstors wil be on pins and needles this week as they await word from The Fed about the next move with interest rates. Many believe there may not be an increase at all, others are sure the increase will be a small one. Tim has the latest on last week's numbers and this week's outlook

Are we in a bull market or not, is it just a phrase to give investors some hope that the economy is doing better than expected? How long can it last and what tech stocks could end it quickly? Tim has some of the answers in this report . Be sure to follow Whetro Wealth Management on Facebook and Linkedin

Tim breaks out the details on what effect big tech is having on the market following yesterday's numbers. While some stocks did very well a handful of big tech names including Alphabet dragged the S&P 500 down.

Tim takes a look at what is driving the market right now and it seems to be anxiousness about what might happen next week when The Fed meets. Investors are keeping an eye on big tech and AI news for some guidance also.

Friday was a good day for Wall Street and ivestors are hoping the trend continues into this first full week of June. Tech is still leading the market, but a good jobs report from Friday also helped. Tim breaks it all down in this report.

Tim breaks down the numbers and reports from Thursday that left the market stormy.