Zacks Investment Management

Regional bank stress and the debt ceiling fight are prompting investor fears, and a misguided recalibration of risk

Mitch takes a closer look at how recent bank failures compare to those in the past, including during the Depression and the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.

Once again, we face a political showdown concerning the debt ceiling. Mitch offers his insights on what could happen next.

Headlines suggest the weakening dollar is bad for investors, but there is no direct link between the dollar’s strength and the stock market.

While it is still early, Mitch sees some definite trends already taking shape—in particular, overall earnings so far are much better than expected.