Zacks Investment Management

For the last 5 years, S&P 500 performance has been driven by a few huge companies … but that dominance could be changing.

Last year certainly had plenty of twists and turns, but the stock market as a whole delivered solid performance.

The overall sentiment among investors is more negative than positive, but Mitch sees reasons to be optimistic.

As the inflation rate rises, comparisons to the ’70s and ‘stagflation’ are emerging. Mitch offers his expert view.

Jobs, spending and household savings are positive, but consumers aren’t very happy. That could help keep the bull market going.

Mitch offers his take on the popular opinion is that an accelerated taper timeline and possible rate hikes are bad for the market.

Supply chain problems appear to be easing, but investors don’t seem to notice—and that could be good news for stocks.

Demand is strong, the job market is wide open, and corporate profits are at record highs—so why are people so worried?

Mitch expects the $1 trillion infrastructure law to have a muted, but overall positive impact on the economy and markets

Every so often, someone generates headlines with an outrageous prediction … but they’re almost always wrong.