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So, OPEC decided to throw us a curveball. The cartel trimmed its oil-demand growth forecast, blaming China for lower expected demand. But while OPEC thinks demand for oil would fall, oil prices seem to be doing the exact opposite. Confused? Yeah, me too. Let’s dive into the numbers. OPEC’

Ah, the joys of trying to buy your first home in 2024. If you’re a millennial, you’ve likely realized that getting into the housing market today feels like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded. Surprisingly, things weren’t always this bad. Sure, Baby Boomers had

Thinking about jumping into the housing market? You’re not alone—especially with the recent shifts making it more enticing for buyers. But what’s really happening behind the scenes, and how should you play your cards? Let’s break it down. First, for-sale home inventories are finally creeping back

The markets are going through some serious drama right now, and everyone’s asking the same question: What’s behind this mess? Let’s start with the big one—recession fears. Last Friday, the US jobs report came out, and it was a lot weaker than anyone expected. We’re

Warren Buffett just did something that’s turning heads in the stock market—he sold half of his Apple stake! Yep, you heard that right. The guy who once called Apple the best company in the world just trimmed his position by 50%. And when Buffett makes a move like

The stock market’s got jitters. Fears of slowing growth are pushing investors to bail on big tech and other high-ticket stocks. It’s been a wild week, and last Friday didn’t help—stocks and bond yields took a nosedive after a weaker-than-expected July payrolls report showed job growth

The tech titans have spoken! Apple and Amazon just dropped their earnings reports last night, and, spoiler alert, there’s a lot more at stake than you might think. Amazon’s stock took a hit, dropping about 7% after hours following their report. They missed revenue estimates but surprised us

Seems like oil is the new gold rush these days. The U.S. Energy Information Administration just reported that crude oil inventories fell for the fifth week in a row! That’s more consistent than my work routine. Oil reserves dropped by over 3.4 million barrels, bringing the total