- 07, 11, 2016
- Comments Off on S&P 500 near all-time high on strong jobs data for June
- By William Lynch
- Commodities, Corporate Earnings, Economy, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Interest Rates, The Market
S&P 500 near all-time high on strong jobs data for June
I never make a prediction that can be proved wrong in 24 hours. – Louis Rukeyser Worries that the weak May employment report could be an ominous sign of a slowing U.S. economy were eliminated on Friday as the June jobs report far exceeded everybody’s expectations. As a result, the S&P 500 Index soared over […]
Take a Tour- 07, 02, 2016
- Comments Off on Stocks soar as investors rethink Brexit vote
- By William Lynch
- Corporate Earnings, Economy, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Interest Rates, The Market
Stocks soar as investors rethink Brexit vote
More money has been lost trying to anticipate and protect from corrections than actually in them. – Peter Lynch Investors had second thoughts about the effects of the Brexit vote on global stock markets last week and decided that there won’t be any immediate consequences. All of the major U.S. stock averages rallied at least […]
Take a Tour- 06, 27, 2016
- Comments Off on Global stock markets fall after Brexit, S&P 500 loses 1.6% for week
- By William Lynch
- Economy, Elections, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Interest Rates, The Market
Global stock markets fall after Brexit, S&P 500 loses 1.6% for week
If you want to have better performance than the crowd, you must do things differently than the crowd. – Sir John Templeton Fears that voters in the United Kingdom would choose to exit the European Union became a reality last week and the shocking result caused global stock market averages to fall. What looked like […]
Take a Tour- 06, 20, 2016
- Comments Off on Stocks decline on Brexit, global growth fears
- By William Lynch
- Economy, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Interest Rates, The Market
Stocks decline on Brexit, global growth fears
In Wall Street, the only thing that’s hard to explain is next week. – Louis Rukeyser Fears that the United Kingdom will vote on June 23rd to leave the European Union caused stocks to tumble last week as all of the major stock averages finished more than 1% lower. Investors sought refuge in U.S. government […]
Take a Tour- 06, 13, 2016
- Comments Off on Major stock averages mixed ahead of FOMC meeting
- By William Lynch
- Economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Interest Rates, Oil Prices, The Market
Major stock averages mixed ahead of FOMC meeting
Buy not on optimism, but on arithmetic. – Benjamin Graham After closing at a 52-week high of 2,119 on Wednesday, the S&P 500 fell about 1% during the last two trading days to end the week virtually flat. It looked like momentum would be enough to propel the benchmark index through the all-time closing high […]
Take a Tour- 06, 06, 2016
- Comments Off on Stocks edge lower on weak May jobs report
- By William Lynch
- Economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, Oil Prices, The Market
Stocks edge lower on weak May jobs report
Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth. – Muhammad Ali The major stock averages ended the week close to the flat line as the weak May employment report almost certainly eliminated any chance that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its meeting later this month. Based […]
Take a Tour- 05, 31, 2016
- Comments Off on S&P 500 rises over 2% on strong economic data
- By William Lynch
- Corporate Earnings, Economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, The Market
S&P 500 rises over 2% on strong economic data
What we learn from history is that people don’t learn from history. – Warren Buffett Despite increasing odds of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike over the next few months, stocks climbed more than 2% last week as economic data was better than expected. Investors have become more comfortable with the possibility of a rate […]
Take a Tour- 05, 23, 2016
- Comments Off on S&P 500 edges higher despite renewed Fed rate hike fears
- By William Lynch
- Economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Interest Rates, The Market
S&P 500 edges higher despite renewed Fed rate hike fears
Everyone has the power to follow the stock market. If you made it through fifth grade math, you can do it. – Peter Lynch After declining for three consecutive weeks, the S&P 500 Index managed to eke out a modest gain last week despite renewed fears that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates at […]
Take a Tour- 05, 16, 2016
- Comments Off on S&P 500 slips on weak retail outlook, stronger dollar
- By William Lynch
- Commodities, Corporate Earnings, Economy, Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, The Market
S&P 500 slips on weak retail outlook, stronger dollar
Index investing outperforms active management year after year. – Jim Rogers The S&P 500 Index posted a modest loss for the third consecutive week as several major retailers reported disappointing quarterly sales and earnings and a stronger dollar weighed on commodity prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which is comprised of large, multi-national companies with […]
Take a Tour- 05, 09, 2016
- Comments Off on Stocks edge lower on renewed global growth concerns
- By William Lynch
- Corporate Earnings, Economy, Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, The Market
Stocks edge lower on renewed global growth concerns
It is not necessary to do extraordinary things to get extraordinary results. …By periodically investing in an index fund, the know-nothing investor can actually outperform most investment professionals. – Warren Buffett Stocks edged lower last week as weaker than expected economic data from both the U.S. and China caused renewed concern among investors that global […]
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