Following the Memorial Day weekend, optimism around reopening buoyed stocks in the first half of a shortened trading week before the S&P 500 traded rather skittishly over Thursday and Friday. …
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A common debate on the financial airwaves has been what consumer behaviors will permanently change due to coronavirus. Generally, we believe humans are creatures of habit and many of the “everything…
Entering the trading week, the market was met with a variety of rather gloomy coronavirus headlines and US stocks felt rather fatigued, but despite all of the obvious reasons for…
Despite US employers shedding over 20 million jobs in April and first quarter S&P 500 earnings on pace to fall over 13.5% from a year ago, stocks continued to distance…
The S&P 500 finished the week about 0.2% lower, but stocks enjoyed a fantastic April and rebounded 12.7% after plummeting 12.5% in March. As a result, the S&P 500 just strung…
Not to sound cavalier, but there have admittedly been occasions over the past month where we cannot help but draw comparisons to a bad episode of The Twilight Zone, and…
After the best week for the S&P 500 since 1974, stocks closed near their highs Friday, buoyed by last night’s unveiling of the White House’s plans for a three phased…
This evening President Trump signed the largest economic relief package in US history, but stocks still finished Friday about 3% lower as traders continue to limit risk heading into the…
Despite stocks mounting an impressive 9% relief rally today, investors limped into the weekend after an unsettling last couple of weeks that will undoubtedly go down in history books. The world…
Stocks suffered their worst week since 2008 as pandemic fears continued to punish risk assets and investors are suddenly forced to do their best epidemiologist impressions. However, there remains so…
