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Employment/Wages Good, Yet Concerns Remain
We have to remember that one can’t make too much out of one month of data, but we’ve seen a couple of reports that make us wonder if the...
Interest Rates are Being Cut Don't Fight the Fed
July was another positive month for the S&P, but the “feel-good” period after June G20 meeting in Osaka, Japan lasted only one month. ...
Change
Things change quickly. Last month we were hearing so much about the “unmistakable pattern” of slower US economic growth. We were hardly...
Great 1st Quarter! What's to Follow a Recession?
The pattern of slower domestic growth is unmistakable. GDP readings for the last three quarters have been +4.3%, +3.4% and +2.2%. A blue...
Time for a Pause?
After the January/February market rebound, we see gains harder to come by for US markets. Prospects are somewhat better overseas, but...
2019 A Brand New Year
What a difference a month can make. In a newsletter we sent out last month to clients we counseled investors not to overreact after the...
End of the Year Complications
Now that the mid-term elections are behind us, we’ve gained some clarity on the current market movers. There are two major things to...
Good Economy Sluggish Stock Market
The US economy continues to show support for better fortunes for many of the companies in the market. The second quarter GDP data will...
Stormy Investment Seas
This month the investment markets have been very volatile. This volatility has been caused by the following reasons: Interest Rates. ...
What to make of the up and down up and down...
The S&P 500 seems to have stalled out, with the market just trading up and down in a range since February. The markets haven’t seemed to...
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