Primaries and Planning
Last week brought us Super Tuesday (the day when the greatest number of US states hold their primary elections) and the State of the Union Address. Super Tuesday saw Former […]
Last week brought us Super Tuesday (the day when the greatest number of US states hold their primary elections) and the State of the Union Address. Super Tuesday saw Former […]
Last week saw an abbreviate trading window and markets riding a rollercoaster of volatility surrounding the state of Artificial Intelligence (AI). When the results came in, tailwinds blew strong and […]
Last week, the S&P500 finish above 5000 for the first time. This threshold is important for a few reasons, not the least of which is the significant physiological boundary—5000—that was […]
Last week brought on a fog that covered more of the United States than at any time in the last twenty years. The outside weather mirrored the markets with a […]
It was a shortened trading week last week, as markets observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It was an even shorter work week for many, as Mother Nature dished out […]
U.S. Equities were mostly flat, last week, as tensions in the Middle East and the launch of several spot Bitcoin ETFs dominated headlines. As “bad news” was often “good news” […]
The past week was a good one for the markets, as the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and Russell 2000 all hit all-time highs. For the week, the S&P 500 advanced 4.6%, […]
If you’ve been watching the news, you’ve probably heard about some extreme circumstances in the stock market. Amongst these newsworthy stories, AMC Entertainment (AMC): It is not normal to […]
Worldwide economic lockdowns to fight COVID-19 continue to hamper economic recovery. Last week, U.S. economic results were mixed—unemployment claims came in at 900,000, while the Atlanta Fed slightly raised fourth-quarter […]
January is certainly off to a great start. The S&P 500 is up 1.8%, so far this year, the Dow Jones Industrials are 1.6% higher, and the Nasdaq has advanced […]