Key Takeaways:

• Oversold conditions and tumbling interest rates have brought buyers back into equity markets this week. The S&P 500 has recaptured its closely watched 200-day moving average (dma).

• Historically, index returns fo

Even after a red October provided more trick than a treat for stock market investors, we continue into what has historically been one of the strongest periods for stock market seasonality.

A red October was the third consecutive month in

It’s a tradition here to write about what scares us around Halloween each year. The past few years have offered plenty of material to use in these annual commentaries, but with wars in Israel and Ukraine ongoing, Washington, D.C. dysfunction re

Despite headwinds, the U.S. could experience structural changes in the labor market, residential real estate, and inflation as the post-pandemic economy progresses into the New Year. As markets adjust to a new regime, investors should recognize the e

Earnings season has kicked off with several of the big banks and a handful of other blue-chip companies having already reported results for their calendar third quarters. The key headline this reporting season will be the (likely) end of the earnings

Key Takeaways:

• The S&P 500 wrapped up the first year of the bull market yesterday. While the 21.6% gain was historically underwhelming, it is understandable given the challenging backdrop of global tightening, surging interest

U.S. Treasury yields have seemingly been moving in one direction lately (higher), with the 30-year Treasury yield temporarily breaching 5% for the first time since 2007. The move higher in yields (lower in price) has been unrelenting, with intermedia

U.S. Treasury yields have seemingly been moving in one direction lately (higher) with news overnight that the 30-year Treasury yield touched 5% for the first time since 2007. The move higher in yields (lower in price) has been unrelenting with interm

The stock market has still had a solid year, but it fell in the third quarter. Following a nearly 5% drop in September, the S&P 500 sank 3.3% in the third quarter, with rising interest rates the main culprit in the decline. September weakness was

After a difficult September for stocks, investors are surely ready to flip the calendar to October. That’s the month that kicks off the historically strong fourth quarter. Expecting this pattern to repeat this year is tricky given the overhang