Zacks Investment Management

The last few months have seen a steady drumbeat of news about tariff-induced uncertainty. But despite the gloom and concerns, the U.S. economy is showing resilience.

Some market watchers see a “Great Boomer Selloff” coming, with this generation selling off stocks en masse. Mitch believes this theory is largely unfounded.

Rising U.S. Treasury yields suggest investors are worried about tariffs, growing budget deficits, and sluggish economic growth. Mitch offers his analysis.

Last week, Moody’s became the last of the three agencies to downgrade the U.S. credit rating. How will this impact investors in the short and longer term?

Hard data (unemployment, inflation etc.) is backward-looking. In this evolving, volatile market, investors must also consider soft data including consumer sentiment and PMIs.