Well unless Friday takes off like a rocket ship this will be one more down week in a series of down weeks to start the year. Fed Chairman Powell sent stocks tumbling with two days of hearings in front of Congress. There are a few stocks that did do well including Build A Bear and Tim has all the details.

After a rocky Tuesday following Jerome Powell's remarks to Congress investors weren't sure what to expect on Wednesday. It turns out Powell's second day of hearings wasn't nearly as bad for Wall Street as the prices settled down, possibly for the long haul. Tim has thoughts

Well Fed chariman Jerome Powell spoke, and investors listened. Then they responded by taking the market lower. There were a couple of bright spots and Tim managed to find them and has the details.

Investors steadied themselves on Monday in anticipation of what The Fed Chairman might say to Congress during hearings on Tuesday. Wall Stree will be monitoring each word carefully before reacting with an up or down market for 'Good News Wednesday". Tim takes a look at what is going on.

Firday left us in pretty good shape with the indexes all showing on the positive side of the ledger. Could this be a slow start to more good days/weeks? Tim has some of the details and a look ahead at this week.

There is a possibility of closing out the week on a high note following the positive uptake yesterday. With no major reports due today if investors still feel optimistic Wall Street could have a positive week after a number of bad ones.

It wasn't the stock market we wanted, but it's the only stock market we have. Mixed numbers again on Wednesday trading leave investors fearful of what The Fed will do and for how long they might do it. Tim takes a look at the numbers and what they mean.

It was a 'Good News Wednesday" after all. Despite a poor Monday and a lackluster early Tuesday the market closed well enough to report some good news in earnnings and on the three indexes. Tim has all the details.

The string of bad days was broken on Monday and hopes are that any reports released on Tuesday will only help, not hurt the numbers. Kroger and Target are yet to report their earnings and that could really make a difference in whether or not we have a "Good News Wednesday"

We thought going into last Friday we had a slim chance of escaping with an up week, but it was not to be. The week overall was down and one of the worst weeks since last December. Tim has a look at the week that was and the week that could be.