Headed into the past week, anxiety was running high for investors as we were on the tail end of ‘Liberation Day’ which resulted in markets completely breaking down on Thursday & Friday, headed into the weekend. Over the weekend, market watchers were on edge hoping...
Well, as mentioned last week, April 2nd should have been circled in red on every investor’s calendar as it had been billed by the new Administration as ‘Liberation Day’, when a bevy of fresh tariff announcements would be published. Leading into this date,...
This past week of trading began on a very strong note and showed some solid signs for investors.We saw a second consecutive week where the market displayed strong follow through from a decisively green close on Friday carryover into the following week, seeing another...
Last week’s trading brought some much-needed relief for investors, as all three major indexes posted their first weekly gain in nearly a month. Just as predicted in last week’s newsletter, headed into the week, markets were giving many signs that they were due for a...
This past week saw the continuation of an unfortunate recent trend, as stocks broadly declined for the fourth consecutive week. This recent decline continues to be fueled by the same two factors, uncertainties regarding the new Administration’s trade policy, namely...
In the last week of trading, markets continued to roil as fatigue from weeks of tariff-related headlines has set in. This heightened level of uncertainty related to trade policy from Washington has driven investors away from a ‘risk-on’ attitude and now towards more...
Over the previous week of trading, the recent volatility that we have experiencedpersisted as the major indexes resembled a roller coaster. For the majority of the week the $VIX, more commonly referred to as the market’s ‘Fear Gauge’, traded above 20, which is...
During the past week of trading, which only featured four trading days, it was truly a tale of two halves. As the market opened on Tuesday, investors looked to build on constructive movement from the prior week and the S&P 500 logged two new all-time closing...
Over the past week, the market was able to find its footing and logged a solidly positive week in which all three of the major averages gained ground. Investors were able to avoid a repeat of the previous two weeks where headlines published on Sunday led to a...
The past week of market activity in many ways felt much like a repeat of the previous week. As we approached the beginning of each week, a headline was printed that put investors on shaky ground and introduced new volatility to the market. This culminated in a large...