After one of the worst weeks in history for U.S. markets, major stock indexes reversed course last week and posted double-digit gains (the Nasdaq was only up 9%). […]
READ MOREU.S. markets suffered their worst week since the financial crisis in 2008. The double-digit sell-off left investors wondering just how far the […]
READ MOREWith last week’s announcement declaring the coronavirus an official pandemic, the 11-year old bull market came to an official end. Volatility […]
READ MOREAfter a double-digit decline two weeks ago, the S&P 500 settled down ending last week with a slight gain. This came with significant volatility […]
READ MOREMajor indices had their worst week since the financial crisis 12 years ago. U.S. markets officially slipped into “correction” territory – a drop […]
READ MOREMajor U.S. indices were down over 1% last week on renewed fears about how much the spread of the coronavirus would affect the global economy. […]
READ MOREBullish investors continue to hold up U.S. equity markets. Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 posted […]
READ MOREI mentioned in last week’s market commentary that I believed the pullback we saw would be short-lived, I just didn’t think it would end […]
READ MOREFears of the continued outbreak of the coronavirus caused global markets to sell off last week. World governments worked to […]
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