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Zach Tushaus
About Zach Tushaus
Finance Major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Founder of Quantifyed.
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Madison, WI
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Finance Major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Founder of Quantifyed.
While the stock market is on fire, smart investors are quietly hoarding gold. What do they know that the rest of the market doesn’t? In this post, I'll dig into why gold is gaining traction as a hidden asset, explore the role of central banks, and look
The U.S. stock market keeps hitting new highs, but is this rally as solid as it looks? With earnings season kicking off, investors are waiting to see whether companies can keep delivering, or if we’re in for a reality check. Why the Stock Market is Still Climbing The
September’s retail sales rose 0.4%, beating expectations and improving on August’s unimpressive 0.1% gain. While consumer confidence continues to face headwinds like inflation, the numbers show people are still willing to spend. On the labor side, initial jobless claims dropped by 19,000 to 241,000,
For years, Google has dominated the internet. Now, that reign may be coming to an end. Let’s face it, we all rely on Google for everything. But even Google can’t search its way out of this one. The U.S. government is accusing Google of serious antitrust allegations.
Wholesale prices decided to take a breather in September, thanks to a much-needed drop in gas prices. If only our grocery bills could flatline the way wholesale prices did last month, right? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the producer price index (PPI) for final demand showed no change
Markets are all over the place today: oil is dropping, China’s recovery isn’t convincing anyone, and global stocks are on a rollercoaster. If you’re confused, you’re not alone. Here’s what you need to know about China’s economy, falling oil prices, and rising U.S.
Today's job report just dropped, smashing expectations. Markets are reacting, rate expectations are shifting, and now the big question is: will this job surge lead to more inflation? Futures, Volatility, and the Aftermath As of 8:45am CST, markets were clearly pleased with the news. The S&
When missiles start flying, oil prices usually go up—and traders are already betting on $100 per barrel. Something suprising is happening: the market isn’t panicking. Traders are watching, but things are calm so far, given the stakes. The recent tension between Israel and Iran is making people nervous
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