A heart drug closing in on $1 billion a year, a stock at all-time highs, and a crowd of short sellers on the wrong side. Nate Bear shows you the name in today’s video.

The deficit hit $2 trillion this year, and interest is now Washington’s second-biggest bill. Why Karim is keeping his safe money inside 10 years.

CJ’s first big earnings call taught him a lesson no accounting class could: a company can beat estimates and still tank. He explains why stocks get “priced for perfection,” why even NVIDIA can crush the numbers and still disappoint, and the contrarian setup he’s watching for this earnings season.

Fed hikes, rising inflation, the midterms and a $40 trillion national debt are all colliding. Bryan Bottarelli explains how he plans to turn the market’s boiling point into overnight profits.

Small caps are down while the S&P 500 sits at a record. Our team’s answer starts with one number, and one chart that’s pointing up anyway.

New lows are swamping new highs on both the NYSE and Nasdaq. Here’s why Bryan Bottarelli thinks that could mean bigger profits for traders.

October has a habit of scaring investors before staging a comeback, and in midterm years, it’s historically been the strongest month on the calendar. CJ breaks down the seasonal stats, the two catalysts that could deliver the certainty investors crave, and why the bond market still has the final say.

OpenAI and Anthropic could be two of the biggest IPOs in history, but you still can’t buy shares of either one. Here’s why that may not matter.

The market just pushed to new all-time highs again, and Nate Bear is riding the wave with one of his favorite charts, a setup with squeezes firing on multiple time frames.

Including the levels that could trigger fast selling…

Municipal bond yields just hit their highest level in about 15 years, and for top-bracket investors, a 5.07% tax-free yield works like 8.6%.

A late-night call from a Fidelity portfolio manager confirmed what CJ suspected: redemption risk was dragging some bond funds down nearly twice as hard as the bond market. With the 10-year Treasury yield near 5.3%, he explains why owning individual bonds puts investors back in control.