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Making sure you set money aside for retirement regularly is hard enough. Add in the fact that investing your hard-earned money may seem complicated, and it’s easy to understand why 43% of millennials have less than $5,000 invested for retirement.

Markets took a hit after yet another red-hot inflation report showed consumer prices surging to new 40-year highs.

Corporate earnings kick off this week and are “under pressure” as recession fears escalate, analysts warn.

Some analysts believe Occidental Petroleum shares don’t have much room left to run after a massive rally this year.

Investors are expecting another red-hot inflation reading this week.

Not even the sharp drop in crude oil could change the view of those analysts who are looking for another significant market decline. The Viper Report’s Tom Aspray takes a look at the technical evidence to see if there is any reason to take a different view.

The market has moved into a “good news is bad news phase,” experts say.

Investors are hoping new leadership can help turnaround the business and reverse recent stock struggles.

Stocks are rallying despite ongoing recession fears.

Fed officials could raise rates by 50 or 75 basis points later this month.

Oil markets are pricing in recession concerns but many analysts remain bullish.

Oil prices are stuck in a “tug-of-war between supply and growth concerns,” experts say.

Investors are still “very anxious” and markets still choppy amid rising recession risks.

The lower weekly close is a challenge for the stock market in the upcoming holiday shortened week says the Viper Report’s Tom Aspray. There are key price levels and readings from the market internals that are needed to turn the tide.

Markets closed out a dismal six-month stretch with another day of losses.

Tech stocks and cruise lines are among some of the biggest decliners in the first half of the year.

Investors are bearish by a factor of two-to-one.

Energy outperformed tech by 65% in just six months.

The current bear market is “light relative to many seen since 1946,” analysts say.

Carnival’s stock is down nearly 60% so far this year but could face more challenges ahead, analysts warn.