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Kevin Warsh's nomination for Fed Chair is stirring the pot, hinting at potential shifts in inflation policy and liquidity management. This could impact tech stocks significantly, especially as the market navigates a changing economic landscape. Keep an eye on how this plays out, as it could reshape investor sentiment in the sector.
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The 1-Minute Market Report, January 31, 2026 | about 13 hours ago |
NIHI: 13% Yielding International Exposure From NEOS, A Clear Buy NEOS International High Income ETF offers a 13% yield via tax-efficient contracts and international value equities. See why NIHI ETF is a buy. | 1 day ago |
Investing In A Midterm Election Year | 1 day ago |
Weekly Indicators: U.S. Dollar Decline Verging On Disorderly Track weekly U.S. economic indicators: strong consumer spending and jobs, mixed long leading signals, dollar drop and commodities. Click for the outlook. | 1 day ago |
This Time, A Weaker Dollar Is Part Of The Plan The macro landscape shifts toward geo-capex and a structurally weaker dollar, fueling growth for hard assets and exporters. Read why PRY, CAT, and DE lead now. | 1 day ago |
Kevin Warsh Nominated To Serve As The Next Fed Chair | 1 day ago |
Weekly Commentary: Kevin Warsh And Regime Change | 1 day ago |
The 1-Minute Market Report, January 31, 2026
NIHI: 13% Yielding International Exposure From NEOS, A Clear Buy
NEOS International High Income ETF offers a 13% yield via tax-efficient contracts and international value equities. See why NIHI ETF is a buy.
Investing In A Midterm Election Year
Weekly Indicators: U.S. Dollar Decline Verging On Disorderly
Track weekly U.S. economic indicators: strong consumer spending and jobs, mixed long leading signals, dollar drop and commodities. Click for the outlook.
This Time, A Weaker Dollar Is Part Of The Plan
The macro landscape shifts toward geo-capex and a structurally weaker dollar, fueling growth for hard assets and exporters. Read why PRY, CAT, and DE lead now.