Jim Edwards

2 weeks ago | fortune.com | Jim Edwards

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3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jim Edwards

1 hour agoWarren Buffett’s simple-sounding advice actually contains a profound insight into how our brains work — and how to make them work better. Warren Buffett announced his imminent retirement recently, releasing a flood of coverage of all the advice and wisdom shared by the Oracle of Omaha over the …

3 weeks ago | fortune.com | Jim Edwards

U.S. markets regained more ground yesterday and global stocks were mixed today prior to the opening bell in New York. Analysts are bullish as the macro data continues to suggest fertile territory for stocks. U.S. inflation came in lower than expected at 2.3% and JPMorgan walked back its forecast on the chances of an upcoming recession.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jim Edwards

NowEvans: We're still in a secular bull marketElizabeth Evans, Managing Partner at Evans May Wealth, expects a short-term market rally led by semiconductors, sees limited Fed cuts ahead, and …3 hours agoTrump Winners: The 10 Best Performing U.S. Companies Since InaugurationThe stock markets may have rallied in recent days, but the S&P500 is still down 5% since Trump’s inauguration. This does not mean that all companies have declined during that period. On the contrary, some have done well.

3 weeks ago | finance.yahoo.com | Jim Edwards

Markets in Asia and Europe were all over the place this morning—Europe was down in early trading as were the major indexes in Japan and India—but China and South Korea rose, following a good day for U.S. stocks on Tuesday. The S&P 500 closed up 0.72% yesterday, putting it back in positive territory by 0.084% for the year to date. S&P futures were marginally down prior to the opening bell. The macro data continues to look good for equities. U.S. inflation came in lower than expected, at 2.3%.