There is one new trend prevailing in the markets, the AI boom, which is the focus of analyst Petr Lajsek, who told me the reasons why we may be experiencing an AI bubble.

The Fed continues to fight relentlessly against high inflation, and lately has made it clear that this is its number one priority under any circumstances. But according to Jeremy Siegel, the Fed is overlooking one important thing.

DataTrek analyst Nicholas Colas says the recession could help solve three major problems plaguing stock markets: high inflation, aggressive interest rate hikes by the US Fed and falling productivity. Although rising interest rates and the credit crunch increase the risk of a recession, Colas says the markets welcome the economic downturn.

Stock markets have fallen quite a bit in the past year. And while we are already experiencing growth in some stocks, there are still stocks that analysts believe offer decent upside potential. Today, we're going to take a look at JP Morgan's picks.

A high dividend attracts every investor. Let's face it. But an extremely high dividend should make you wary. Even more so when it's as high as this company's. What causes it, what does it mean, and is it still profitable for investors?

There is a lot of talk about whether it is better to sit on the money at the moment and wait for this storm to pass, and then go back to the stock market. But it's not that simple, why? Let's take a look at that right now.

In recent years, the global financial system has faced its first significant test of stability since the global financial crisis in 2008. This test is rooted in several major problems, notably rising inflation, which threatens to destabilise economies around the world, and banking crises in the US and Europe.