The Fed will have to harden its stance to break the labor market. But at what cost for investors? The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the latest jobs report on Tuesday. Since...
The Nasdaq 100 has been able to hold its own relatively better than many other global indices so far this week. The big technology stocks have been able to hold up the market,...
Despite the expected selloff in September, we remain on track to a very positive year for stocks Bonds, on the other hand, can't seem to catch a break Historical data points to...
Despite the ongoing challenges in the market, there are still reasons to be optimistic. Historically, we're entering a period of strong performance in for the S&P 500. With...
The Fed’s “soft landing” hopes are likely overly optimistic. Such was the context of our recent report, which discussed the long record of the Fed’s economic growth projections. To...
After a rocky September, investors should brace for more violent swings and sharp moves in the weeks ahead. October is expected to be another volatile month on Wall Street. Key...
While September hasn't been kind to stocks historically, the next three months generally more than make up for it History suggests this quarter consists of the best-performing...
Current selloff in stocks is absolutely normal and expected Despite the declines and investors' overreactions to it, we are still in the green for the year Short-term pain is a key...
Stocks finished yesterday lower by around 1.5% on the S&P 500, while the Nasdaq 100 QQQ declined by about 1.5%. Meanwhile, rates continued to climb, with the 30-year climbing...
Yesterday was a slam dunk day for the bears as whatever support, such as the retention of 4,325 in the S&P 500, was sliced apart. We are now looking at measured move targets for...