Market Commentary
Year-End Watch: Trade Deal, British Elections, Consumer Spending and More
How will 2019 market finish? Look at trade, UK voters, holiday spending, and LEI index
Read MoreReacting to “Doom and Gloom” Stock Forecasts May Cost You
With all the talk of recessions and corrections, it’s worth reflecting on long-term stock trends
Read MoreInvestors Shifting Away from Defensive Stocks
Trade deal hopes and better-than-expected earnings may explain renewed “risk-on” sentiment
Read MoreTrade Deal Obstacles, Soaring Auto Debt, SEC Eyes Mutual Fund Fees
SEC cracks down on high fund fees, car loan debt problem, tariffs still key roadblock with China
Read More3 Reasons the Market Will End the Year Strong
Mitch makes the case that last year’s fourth quarter plummet won’t be repeated in 2019
Read MoreJobs Market and Service Sector Strong, $3.4 Trillion on the Sidelines
Available jobs outnumber unemployed, trade deal Phase 1 begins, service sector belies recession fears
Read MoreYield Curve is No Longer Inverted – Does Anyone Care?
The recent yield curve inversion made big news. Now it’s positive…will that affect investor sentiment?
Read MoreGDP Below 2%, Brexit Extended, Fed cuts rates
Tech lobby outspends defense, new Brexit deadline January 31, U.S. growth continues to weaken
Read MoreCity Revenues are Slowing—Another Recession Signal?
Overall growth for U.S. cities is weak, but not contracting (yet)
Read MoreStill No Brexit deal, China Growth slows, WeWork IPO Fails
Q3 earnings show weak growth, Brexit deadline days away, slowest China growth since 1992
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