This signal means that the S&P 500 could hit 6,000 or even as high as 6,150 in the next 16 months.

Some Truth in Social subscribers are expressing regret over the plummeting stock price and are searching for the culprits behind the continued decline in the stock price this week.

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The Company's first quarter 2024 performance is not impressive.

Across the Pacific, the investment banking industry is not exactly booming.

Mixed quarterly results and narrower guidance did not satisfy investors.