Markets Snapback!
But Uncertain Economic Conditions Persist
Welcome back to our loyal readers and subscribers. We appreciate that several of you reached out these past few weeks with your comments about our services and the kind things you shared about this weekly column, the Big View bullets, and Keith’s videos. THANK YOU! The stock market gyrated this past week, heavily influenced each
Markets Snapback!
But Uncertain Economic Conditions Persist
Welcome back to our loyal readers and subscribers. We appreciate that several of you reached out these past few weeks with your comments about our services and the kind things you shared about this weekly column, the Big View bullets, and Keith’s videos. THANK YOU! The stock market gyrated this past week, heavily influenced each
Regime Change?
Considering that equity markets in the US got hit hard this week with the NASDAQ 100 giving up most of its gains for the year (down over 7% over the past 30 days) and now only up +1.25 % for the year, the question is what does that portend going forward? And of course, the
Regime Change?
Considering that equity markets in the US got hit hard this week with the NASDAQ 100 giving up most of its gains for the year (down over 7% over the past 30 days) and now only up +1.25 % for the year, the question is what does that portend going forward? And of course, the
Unexpected Inflation Headline!
Who Should You Believe?
Welcome back loyal readers to the weekly Market Outlook. We hope you had a good week, albeit a turbulent and difficult week for investors in the market. The surprising (and unexpected) headline Wednesday morning on the CPI (Consumer Price Index) released at 8:30 a.m. EST, came in at 3.5% for March, significantly higher than February’s
Unexpected Inflation Headline!
Who Should You Believe?
Welcome back loyal readers to the weekly Market Outlook. We hope you had a good week, albeit a turbulent and difficult week for investors in the market. The surprising (and unexpected) headline Wednesday morning on the CPI (Consumer Price Index) released at 8:30 a.m. EST, came in at 3.5% for March, significantly higher than February’s