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David S. Waddell

Powell’s Play

The Full Story: Long-term interest rates have drifted higher this month as the US Treasury issued record amounts of bonds to fund the Federal Government’s

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David S. Waddell

Summer’s Bummers

Seasonal Softness The stock market has its own biorhythmic pattern we can often rely on for forecasting. For instance, 2023 had some promising historical return

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David S. Waddell

The Three Recessions

The Full Story: On Thursday of last week, I served on a panel at an Institutional Investor conference in Boston to answer the question “Are

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David S. Waddell

The FOMO Rally!

The Full Story: The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 1200 points on Thursday for its sixth largest single day point gain in history. A lower-than-expected

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David S. Waddell

The “Job-Full” Recession

The Full Story: Friday’s strong jobs report paired against negative first quarter GDP and lame second quarter GDP estimates seems disjointed. Analysts expected the US

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David S. Waddell

Powell’s Play

The Full Story: Long-term interest rates have drifted higher this month as the US Treasury issued record amounts of bonds to fund the Federal Government’s

Read Blog »
Other
David S. Waddell

Summer’s Bummers

Seasonal Softness The stock market has its own biorhythmic pattern we can often rely on for forecasting. For instance, 2023 had some promising historical return

Read Blog »
Other
David S. Waddell

The Three Recessions

The Full Story: On Thursday of last week, I served on a panel at an Institutional Investor conference in Boston to answer the question “Are

Read Blog »
Other
David S. Waddell

The FOMO Rally!

The Full Story: The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 1200 points on Thursday for its sixth largest single day point gain in history. A lower-than-expected

Read Blog »
Other
David S. Waddell

The “Job-Full” Recession

The Full Story: Friday’s strong jobs report paired against negative first quarter GDP and lame second quarter GDP estimates seems disjointed. Analysts expected the US

Read Blog »