Is the Magnificent Seven really the Magnificent One?
The tech stocks labeled the Magnificent Seven last year, may not be so magnificent after all.
The tech stocks labeled the Magnificent Seven last year, may not be so magnificent after all.
It has been a bumpy ride, but the markets are ending strong.
The economy is sending mixed signals, and so are the financial markets. We dig into the data to look for guidance about what to expect going forward.
It has been a difficult market for both stocks and bonds and there are calls for a recession this year. It appears that we are already in an earnings recession and that an earnings growth will start to recover in the coming months.
2022 was an unusual year in both the stock and the bond markets. We examine why and what to expect from 2023.
Despite the market decline, corporate profits are hitting record highs. Investors and consumers are nervous, so we look deeper into numbers.
High inflation and low bond rates are not a sustainable situation. Read how this is playing out in the financial markets…and what to expect next.
It is a very unusual time in the market when corporate profits continue to grow but stock prices decline. We look to the bond market for an explanation.
Stocks have had a painful ride over the last two and half months, but bonds don’t look great over the past year either. What can we expect going forward?
The decline in the stock market this year has spooked some investors. Learn why we think it has declined and what we think will happen from here.
It has been a strange year in the financial markets on many levels. Despite the recent pullback, the S&P 500 is up 23.2 percent for the year. But as we have seen in the last week, it hasn’t been a straight line up.
What is driving the strong stock performance this year and can we expect it to continue? Are we in a bubble or is there more room to grow?
Wall Street analysts are expecting a recovery in earnings in 2021 and current forecasts are for companies, collectively, to exceed 2019 profits.
In case you were considering moving to another country after the election, here is how other countries stack up versus the US in taxes.
If you are wondering what to do with your money when interest rates are so low, you are not alone.
Unemployment is at unprecedented levels but the stock market keeps rising. What is the market expecting that we aren’t seeing?
Stock prices reflect what is expected in the future, not necessarily what is happening now. The economy will open again and people will get back to work.
The ingenuity and resilience of humans is amazing. And by extension, the creativity and adaptability of businesses and the economy is a reflection of that.
The stock market has exceeded our previous forecast for the downside. It is pricing in a recession, or worse. When emotions run high, it helps to fall back on the numbers.