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Monthly contrarian update of market-timer sentiment

As President Joe Biden faces some calls to exit the White House race after his poor performance in last week’s debate, analysts have focused in part on what could happen to his campaign’s funds if he were to bow out.

New York Fed President John Williams defended the central bank’s delayed response to the outbreak of inflation in 2021 — saying that policymakers were grappling with extreme downside threats to the economy and financial markets in an atmosphere of tremendous uncertainty.

Tesla Inc. is likely to report deliveries — its proxy for sales — this week, and Wall Street expects that the EV maker will have sold fewer cars than in the same period last year.

Fractional bonds allow investors with as little as $100 to invest in fixed income, instead of meeting the more common $1,000 threshold

Bonds are kicking off July with losses as yields climb following an extended rough stretch for long-term Treasurys.

Morgan Stanley isn’t “pounding the table” on Nvidia shares but still sees some upside.

The aerospace giant’s stock rose and spreads on its outstanding bonds tightened on hopes that the deal will help improve production.

Nvidia investors are following a long tradition of attempting to capture benefits of a new technology before it fully materializing in the economy.

The deadline has been extended for certain iPhone owners to claim a settlement payout.

The oldest members of Generation X are hitting a key retirement milestone, but they may be on a “collision course.”

Silver marked an impressive gain for the first half of the year, outpacing the rise for gold, copper and other major financial assets just over a month after prices for the metal touched their highest level on record.