We’re so busy worrying about the last 15 years of life… that we forget to live the most important part!

By: Dan Haylett

The S&P 500 dividend yield has now fallen to just above 1.1%, the lowest level since 2000 — and that carries powerful implications.

By: Ryan Lemand, PhD

Every Bubble Feels Different, Until It Ends the Same Way

By: Jonathan Baird, CFA

The equal vs cap weighted Anomaly is getting more anomalous… 👀🤔

By: Callum Thomas

The U.S. price-to-10-year average trailing earnings ratio (P/E10) hit its highest since the 2000 Dot-Com BUBBLE BURST.

By: Brad Moseley

Moody's Chief Economist Mark Zandi's latest assessment reveals a striking economic reality: roughly half of U.S. states are either in recession or nearing one. But here's what really caught my attention—the remarkable dispersion in GDP growth rates across states.

By: Michael McDonald, PhD

Trumpian tariffs soared, and strong-arm trade deals were signed. These were supposed to rebalance US trade.

By: Richard Baldwin

Another day, another record:

US technology stocks now reflect a record 38% of total US stock market cap.

By: The Kobeissi Letter

Buying stocks on margin has never been higher than it is right now. Over $1.1 trillion in margin debt is supporting stock prices as we speak. This is an indication of massive risk taking in the stock market. Check out the prior peaks listed here so clearly by Wolf Street in the graph:

By: Tommy Esposito

The largest stocks in the S&P 500 have underperformed over the past century — by about 0.8% per year.

By: Alexander Vogt, CFA