While politics may be polarizing, investors must dispassionately adapt to all environmental shifts. On Tuesday of last week, the United States voted to overhaul our
Investors won after Tuesday’s election as Wednesday produced the highest post-election day returns in history! The S&P 500 large cap index surged 2.5% compared with
While attention fixates on the difference-maker in a hotly contested election, investors shouldn’t overlook the true October surprise this year. For the month of October,
David S. Waddell talks with Frank Holland of CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange.
This current bull market turned two years old this week. Over the last 24 months, the S&P 500 has climbed over 60% without experiencing a
As we have discussed recently, the Fed’s directive and therefore the market’s attention, has pivoted from fighting inflation to fighting recession. This creates data response
This week marked a continuation of the current stock market rally into record territory. Jerome Powell’s bold .50% rate cut boosted markets last week and
Those of you who viewed our 2024 Halftime Report will recall that we designated the conflict between the backward-looking FOMC and the forward-looking Jerome Powell
While politics may be polarizing, investors must dispassionately adapt to all environmental shifts. On Tuesday of last week, the United States voted to overhaul our
Investors won after Tuesday’s election as Wednesday produced the highest post-election day returns in history! The S&P 500 large cap index surged 2.5% compared with
While attention fixates on the difference-maker in a hotly contested election, investors shouldn’t overlook the true October surprise this year. For the month of October,
David S. Waddell talks with Frank Holland of CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange.
This current bull market turned two years old this week. Over the last 24 months, the S&P 500 has climbed over 60% without experiencing a
As we have discussed recently, the Fed’s directive and therefore the market’s attention, has pivoted from fighting inflation to fighting recession. This creates data response
This week marked a continuation of the current stock market rally into record territory. Jerome Powell’s bold .50% rate cut boosted markets last week and
Those of you who viewed our 2024 Halftime Report will recall that we designated the conflict between the backward-looking FOMC and the forward-looking Jerome Powell