So much for all the fuss about September being the worst month of the year for markets…...
Wall Street was muted Friday following an exciting week of trading that saw the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit all-time highs......
Major benchmarks rebounded following a few days of choppy trading sessions fueled by economic data and the debate between the US presidential candidates, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump......
Global markets wasted little time living up to the dreaded worst month of the year moniker with the S&P 500 dropping 2.1% on the first trading day of September, its worst daily performance since early August......
Markets spent the week largely treading water, awaiting the highly anticipated results of Nvidia. Death, taxes, and NVDA beats on earnings are three things you can bank on these days. But here’s the issue with that stock and company......
It was a positive but quiet week for North American benchmarks following a few weeks of outsized moves. The big event of the week came early Friday morning as US Fed Chair Jerome Powell solidified that the next move out of the Federal Reserve will......
What a difference a couple days can make…. Two weeks ago markets were in freefall following the worst 2-day stretch since covid. Now, markets are once again flirting with all-time-highs......
Escalator up, elevator down. This old trading cliche aptly describes recent stock market action in our view......
Equity markets continued the rotation that began earlier this month, with small-cap stocks and value and cyclical sectors all outperforming mega-cap technology and growth sectors......
It was another week of volatility as the rotation trade out of mega-cap technology and into almost everything else continued to unfold......