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In order for electric vehicles to truly be the future of transportation, we’re going to need a heck of a lot more chargers

BlockFi, another crypto lender, is the latest to file for bankruptcy following the FTX implosion.

With protests ablaze in China following more Covid-Zero lockdowns, big tech names sink today.

Tech stocks are struggling to hold onto any substantial move right now, especially with disappointing earnings, record inflation, recession talks, and more.

In this update, I’ll share a few ways you can navigate a recession and still participate in the stock market.

A dip in demand and consumer spending this holiday season is hitting the video game and PC industries hard.

Pivot talks take a hit and a new wave of Chinese Covid restrictions cause further issues for tech supply chains.

Even with the shortened trading week, there’s plenty to talk about in the tech industry.

China has long been the dominant player in consumer electronics manufacturing, standing alone in its ability to bring on many high-skilled workers and develop massive production capacity. But now, that’s starting to change.

Be on the lookout for some of these more defensive plays. Having a few of these names in your portfolio might be the difference between a red and green holiday season.

The general consensus seems to be that investors see strong consumer spending as a sign to the Fed Reserve that big rate increases can continue.

It’s looking increasingly likely that we could see pot stocks get a big boost soon

With everything happening in the market right now, let’s see if we can get some clarity out of this week

It seems like every few months something else comes out of the crypto space that tanks the market.

Hot off the midterm elections, it looks like the Democrats have staved off the big red wave that many were anticipating. Part of that success came from this risky strategy.

Tomorrow’s midterm elections loom large today as investors and traders continue to get settled with last week’s choppy market action.

It’s becoming quite clear that markets see an increasing risk of a recession next year. So, where can you put your money to beat the markets?

Here’s what could happen with the different midterm outcome possibilities.

Here’s what I’m expecting for the upcoming midterm elections