Jerome Powell still has one vote on whether rates go up — the same as Kevin Warsh
Powell is no longer Fed chairman, but he still has a vote on whether to raise interest rates. Source：MarketWatch
Why Dell’s stock stands to gain from developments at Nvidia and SpaceX
Dell is expected to report sharp growth when it posts earnings on Tuesday, and analysts are upbeat about industry developments that could benefit financial…
Tesla’s stock is leading S&P 500 gainers as investors prepare for a Cybercab launch
The company is seemingly getting closer to rolling out a vehicle that comes without a steering wheel or pedals. Source：MarketWatch
Here’s how to invest using a winning strategy that offers a spin on traditional stock index funds
Equalweighted strategies are mostly outperforming those that use traditional marketcap weightings. Source：MarketWatch
SEC and FDA Announce MOU to Bolster Cooperation and Ensure Market Integrity
The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Food and Drug Administration today announced that they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)…
Meta’s stock looks too cheap, analysts say. Why it’s now set up for a Google-style rally.
Alphabet’s stock took off last year after the company got a legal settlement out of the way, and now Meta’s stock is looking at a similar setup.…
The 10-year Treasury yield is breaking out and 5% could be just the beginning. Here’s why that matters.
There’s a lot more to the rising trend in interest rates than just the Federal Reserve’s fight against stubborn inflation. Source：MarketWatch
Webull expands crypto trading into Canada through Coinbase collaboration
The brokerage is adding digital assets alongside stocks, ETFs and options as Canadian crypto ownership rises and regulators move toward clearer industry rules.…
PG&E, other utility stocks sink as California leaves investors exposed to wildfire liability
A California bill is “more focused on victim protections without any new investor protections,” according to analysts. Source：MarketWatch
Bessent now says debt-reduction plan could be months away. It will face hurdles when it arrives.
Top officials in the Trump administration have taken the wraps off a plan for tackling the federal government’s persistent deficits. Source：MarketWatch
This near-7% rule looks better for retirees than the 4% rule
The recent bad news from the turmoil in the bond market — which has seen longterm interest rates rising to multidecade highs — is also good news for those…
Should bond investors worry with Warsh running the Fed?
The formerly dramafree investment vehicle, U.S. government debt, is now causing some concern. Source：MarketWatch