In part two today, Brian Hunt compares a quiet, small egg hunt to one with hundreds of people. If you had your pick, I’d be willing to bet you would go for the smaller egg hunt, where you are more likely to be successful.

With the Easter holiday coming up, I thought I would spare you from any more tariff or market volatility talk. Instead, I want to share with you a two-part series that Senior Market Analyst Brian Hunt has put together.

Editor’s Note: As a reminder, the stock market will be closed tomorrow, April 18, in observance of the Good Friday holiday. The InvestorPlace offices and customer…

I have been saying for some time now that the ultimate goal of President Trump’s tariffs is to level the playing field and create a massive wave of onshoring. I know that their effect on the market so far has been quite unsettling.

To help make sense of everything, we are joined by a very special guest in this week’s Market Buzz: economist Dr. Ed Yardeni.

During these busy times, it pays to stay on top of the latest profit opportunities. And today's blog post should be a great place to start.

In today’s Market 360, let’s take a look at what the CPI and PPI are telling us – and what that means for the market and the likelihood of key interest rate cuts. And finally, I’ll wrap things up by telling you about another financial event that’s set to throw the markets into turmoil – and how you can prepare.

When the market experiences a major sell-off, most people start to panic and sell. That’s understandable and natural, of course, but it’s also the last thing you should do.

There’s no question that stocks have been on a wild ride so far in April – and I wouldn’t blame you for feeling a little queasy from all of the volatility. But what if... as the tariff turmoil brings the market to its knees... you were in a position to sidestep the chaos?

As I have discussed in recent Market 360 articles, the Trump administration has a few primary goals with the reciprocal tariffs. So, today, I’m going to briefly recap them, and then I’m going to share three green shoots that are emerging despite this volatile period.

We’ve never seen a market quite like this one – where tweets move trillions, tariffs appear overnight, and the rules of global trade are being rewritten in real time. Investors are worried. What is going to happen next? What should we do with our investments?

During these busy times, it pays to stay on top of the latest profit opportunities. And today's blog post should be a great place to start.

In part two, Brian details how there have been 26 bear markets in the S&P 500 since 1928. During this period, there were wars, a Great Depression, a global pandemic... you name it. And yet, every single time, stocks went on to reach all-time highs.

When the market takes a nosedive there are some things you should do, and also some things you absolutely, positively SHOULD NOT do. Let's talk about it...

Well, it’s official, folks. Liberation Day is here, and we now know the details of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

In today’s Market 360, we’re going to separate fact from fiction, and I’ll set the record straight about tariffs, inflation and slowing global growth.

Well, folks, it is the last day of the first quarter of 2025. And it is safe to say it has been a rocky quarter. Over the last three months, the S&P 500, the Dow and the NASDAQ have lost 6.2%, 7.1% and a whopping 12.2%, respectively.

I’ll cover the latest developments. Then, I’ll explain what the real goal is behind these tariff threats – and why I don’t think investors should be too concerned.