Matt Clark, CMSA®
Chief Research Analyst, Money & Markets
Matt Clark is a 25-year journalism veteran … and the Chief Research Analyst here at Money & Markets.
Matthew’s grandfather — an aerospace engineer — taught him to look and question everything.
25 years of investigative journalism experience later, and Matt’s covered everything from college sports to politics and business to stock investing. He has been awarded for investigative journalism, business reporting, editorial writing and sports coverage.
Matt’s a numbers guy. He’s always looking for more opportunities to highlight stocks within the market’s biggest mega trends.
As the Chief Research Analyst for Money & Markets, Matt sifts through the market using Adam O’Dell’s Stock Power Ratings system — the stock-picking strategy that underpins our investing publications.
Matt is the lead analyst, writer and voice behind our Money & Markets Daily newsletter. Every weekday, Matt brings you a top-rated stock that’s worth investing in … or sometimes, a low-rated stock that you should avoid at all costs.
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MATTHEW CLARK'S ARTICLES
How 1 Stock Rates as Consumer Confidence Hits 4-Year Low March 28, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - In March, the gauge of consumer confidence dropped 7.2 points to its lowest reading in four years. Here's how one consumer stock rates.
How Does Your State Stack Up on Taxes? March 26, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - Knowing as much as you can about where your money is going (including the drudgery of taxes) can be a major boon to your financial future.
A $20 Billion Bet on the U.S. + Mag 7 Poll March 24, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - Hyundai, a South Korean company, plans to announce a $20 billion investment in the U.S. Here's why that matters...
Skunk Works and a Slogan for Today’s Market March 21, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - I keep running an old saying through my mind when looking at markets these days: “Keep it simple, stupid.”
$3.6 Million in Revenue Per Employee?! March 19, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - Nvidia's revenue per employee topped out at $3.6 million in 2024 as Big Tech capitalized on the AI mega trend. What does it mean now?
The Winners (and Losers) of This Market Correction March 17, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - The market correction we've recently witnessed in some major U.S. indexes has investors on edge. Here's what to watch now...
This S&P 500 Indicator Is a Positive Sign March 14, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - I’m not going to mince any words. The current state of the market is that of volatility and uncertainty.
Is This the Most Volatile Market for a President Since 1953? March 12, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - We haven't hit 100 days yet, but is this the worst stock market start for a recent president? Let's look at the first 50 days...
Shaky Markets Face a Critical Week Ahead March 10, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - This week will be laden with economic and inflation data, from the release of February’s consumer price index on Wednesday to the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment rating on Friday.
This One Number Can Help You Survive Volatility March 7, 2025 Money & Markets Daily - If there is one word to describe market action over the last two months, it’s volatile. The reason why: Wall Street despises uncertainty. It’s safe to say there’s been no lack of uncertainty over the last few months. First, we had the hope that inflation would continue trending lower, but that was quickly followed by […]