The month of June is starting out on a low note with markets across the globe facing a downturn. Some of this is because China is not recovering from the slow down as quickly as experts expected. Tim breaks it all down in this report.

Tech and AI are leading ivestors to be more optimistic on the first day back from the long holiday weekend. That and the possible deal brokered between the administration and Congress on a debt ceiling deal. Tim has all the details

Markets were closed in the U.S. for the Memorial Day Holiday but Friday's numbers were actually pretty good because of big tech. AI continutes to draw the attention of investors and now with a possible debt ceiling agreement the market may be ready for a good short week.

All the talk is about AI as Wall Street tech stocks jump on Thursday after much of the market has been sluggish the last week. Tim, back from vacation, has some thoughts on what can happen on Friday

Following the President's comment that 'America will not default' the market took an upturn and indexes closed higher on Wednesday. Even some good news from the financial sector. Tim breaks it all down for you in this report.

Tim takes a look at the Wall Street numbers from yesterday including the poor numbers from Home Depot and the good news from the tech companies. Until the debt ceiling problem is solved some investors will be cautious in their moves.

All three indexes were up yesterday despite some investor's misgivings about upcoming consumer reportts and a still shaky banking industry. Tim has full details no all aspects of what's going on in the market.

The market closed Friday with another down week following reports on the economy and corporate reports that at times seemed at odds with each other. Tim breaks it all out and explains.

All three indexes saw a bump yesterday following a report on CPI. Tim takes a look at that report and what investors are still worried about.

All three indexes were down on Tuesday but today, Wednesday, could be the deciding factor in an up or down week. Investors will be watching the CPI this morning to see how to react the rest of the day. Tim has some insights.