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As the markets await the Fed's next rate decision, many indicators seem to indicate an economic downturn - and the potential that some areas may worsen in the coming months. It may be time to review what you own, and why - or look for a wealthy relative to assist. Not everyone has the latter choice.

While the consumer still spends, the yield curve inverts. Fixed income becomes more attractive while the Fed fights to reduce demand to combat inflation.

Many analysts consider FEDEX an economic bellwether, so when the company reported a massive earnings miss, the markets noticed. Is FEDEX demonstrating a future problem - or are earnings already off? Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.

The company has given 3,000 dealers an ultimatum: If they want to sell EVs, they’ll need to invest their own money,

If it happens, it could cost the US economy $2 billion a day.

After July’s reading, there was hope for a soft landing without much economic distress.

Chairman Powell indicated that we may feel pain in the future as rates rise to fend off inflation. Where will the pain be experienced, and how much? Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and Dan O'Donnell discuss what we may see in the coming months.

The market is resilient, yet foreign oil could produce a European energy crisis.

US Markets ended a multiple-week stretch of down weeks, retracing some of losses experienced earlier this year. Analysts now will wait for Tuesday’s CPI numbers: have we seen peak inflation? Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.

If electric vehicles are to reach mass-adoption they need to be affordable enough and have a range that makes sense.