Weekly Market Commentary – Week 87
8/26/2024
The near future is more predictable than the distant future. Last year, the St. Louis Federal Reserve explored the accuracy
MOREThe near future is more predictable than the distant future. Last year, the St. Louis Federal Reserve explored the accuracy
MOREThe bull market in stocks charged past its two-year birthday on October 12. “This unique bull market is still young relative to history and, for now, supported by relatively healthy breadth and broadening participation,” wrote Liz Ann Sonders and Kevin Gordon of Schwab.
MOREThere was a lot to celebrate last week! The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index closed above 5,800 for the first time—and that’s not all.
MOREAsset allocation is important because it helps investors manage the risk and rewards of investing. In general, investments have different levels of risk and the potential return (or reward) for taking that level of risk is a higher return.
MOREThe Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 Index hit a new all-time high last week. The S&P 500 has had quite
MORERates moved lower and stocks moved higher. In 2022, the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) began raising interest rates as
MOREInflation continued to trend lower. The Consumer Price Index showed that inflation was 2.5 percent year over year (yoy) in August.
MOREInvesting in September can be like biting into a jelly doughnut and finding boiled cabbage—full of unwelcome surprises. “History suggests
MOREDespite a lot of uncertainty and some dramatic ups and downs, the Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 Index rose 2.3 percent in August, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.8 percent to close at a record high.
MOREAfter two weeks of slow and jolting market performance, a bounty of positive news calmed investors and lifted stock markets higher last week.
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