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Today’s JOLTS report has 10.1 million openings in April, the most since January. That was unexpected and a setback for the Fed.

The chipmaker joins the likes of Apple, Microsoft, and Meta, but not everyone gets to stay in the Trillion-Dollar Club.

Strength this week is the debt deal, but it also shows up as a weakness depending on Congressional reaction . As an opportunity, it's clear that AI amplifies creativity.

Nvidia’s earnings report was one of the best Annex Wealth Management’s Derek Felske has ever seen. What does the chipmaker’s success mean for the market – and where will rates go now? Derek and Annex President & CEO Dave Spano discuss.

During the 1849 Gold Rush, the ones who made the real money weren’t out panning for gold. They were the ones selling the picks and shovels to those panning for gold.

Almost 49% are stretched—and it’s up from 42% last year.

Treasury Department officials have asked federal agencies to find wiggle room for payments due before early June in a move to conserve cash.

Cash has some flash. Dave and Dan discuss alternatives to equities---while cautioning listeners why trying to time the market is a bad idea. Dan presses Dave on which EV he’d buy.

Suggestions For A Big Pay Increase; Defense Stocks; Growth vs Income; Market Timing

The debt ceiling debate sits as both a strength and a threat this week. Weaker breadth and potential stickier inflation is a weakness while companies with strong balance sheets are opportunities.