Despite September weakness in the technology sector that has dragged the broader market lower, we expect leadership to continue given supportive underlying fundamental and technical conditions.
Central bank policies remain focused on economic recovery, with an eye on COVID-19 developments.
Markets have been on a wild ride in September so far, with a strong first two days of the month followed by one of the sharpest 10% corrections ever for the NASDAQ.
Stocks continued their positive momentum with strong gains in August before volatility returned in early September.
Many investors, ourselves included, find it difficult to understand why stocks have done so well lately in such a challenging economic environment and COVID-19 still an ongoing threat.
Going back to school signals changes for everyone, including COVID-19 preparedness, an election, and impressive S&P 500 performance.
A second term for President Donald Trump would likely feature a continuation of the pro-growth policies from the first term of his administration…
Potential market impact if former VP Joe Biden is elected president, including taxes, regulation, initiatives, and governance.
Corporate America delivered on expectations during a second quarter earnings season that some are calling the biggest upside surprise ever.
Stocks continued to rally in July despite elevated COVID-19 cases in many US states and globally.