Markets
What Do Stocks Do After A Big Start To A Year?
Defensive Sectors Have Led Over the Past Year
Our Views on Equities
Trade Uncertainty Increases Market Volatility
Initial Fed Rate Cut Not Necessarily a Sell Signal
Stocks Have Outperformed After Yield Curve Inversions
LPL Research Reduced 2019 S&P 500 Earnings Forecast
More Modest Recent Stock Gains in Falling Rate Periods
Positive Correlations Between Stocks and Bond Yields Has Been Strengthening
Time for a June Swoon?
Market Breadth Continues To Impress
A Strong Start to a Year Has Bulls Smiling
Good Enough Guidance To Support Estimates
Looks Like We’ll Avert an Earnings Recession
Big Starts to a Year Can Produce Weak Results Going Forward
China Is Selling, but Japan Is Buying
Most Global Sectors Paced Last Week's Stock Market Decline
One of the Calmest Starts to a Year in Decades
Compounding Interest Is the 8th Wonder of the World
Strong Start to the Year for Diversified Investors
Stock Market Performance Under a Unified or Split Washington
The Next 6 Months Have Been the Worst on Average
Don't Fear New Highs
V-Shaped Rebound from December 2018 Lows
Technology and Energy Likely to Weigh Heavily on First Quarter Earnings
Seven Is a Lucky Number for U.S. Stocks
What's Priced In and What's Not
Earnings Estimates Have Stabilized
Flat Earnings in Q1 May Be Best Case; Better Growth Likely Lies Ahead
Stocks' Final Four Factors
Stocks Outperform After Yield Curve Inversion
Markets May Be Due for a Pause After a Strong Rally
A Weaker U.S. Dollar Tends to Favor Large Caps
The S&P Has Rebounded Strongly from December Lows
Stock Returns Tend to be Higher When Equity Risk Premium (ERP)
Is Higher
Overbought Can Be a Good Thing
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New High For NYSE Advance/Decline Line
10-Year Treasury's Near-Term Upside May Be Limited
Will the 200-Day Moving Average Hold this Time?
January Momentum Can Lead to Continued Gains
The Year of the Pig Returns are Quite Strong
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Solid but Slower Earnings Growth in Q4; Bigger Slowdown
Lies Ahead
The Bar has been Significantly Lowered for the First Quarter
Stocks Take a Year to Recapture Pre-Bear Market Peaks
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Big Surge In 4-Week Highs
Large Thrusts of S&P 500 Index Component 4-Week Highs Have Led to Strong Future Returns
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February Can Be Weak For Stocks
Is the End Near for the Fed’s Rate Hike Campaign
The Recent Bounce Could Have Bulls Smiling
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British Pound Showing Some Life Recently
Brexit Has Weighed on the U.K. Stock Market
Stocks Strong Gains After Government Shutdowns
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Strong but Slower Earnings Growth on Tap for Q4
Operating Margins on the Upswing
Big Drops in Stock Valuations Historically Followed
by Strong Rallies
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Lower Stock Market Valuations Imply Better Long-Term Returns
U.S. Stocks’ Resilience in Non-Recessionary Periods
Not All Bear Markets Are Equal
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Possible Triple Bottom Forming on S&P 500 Index?
Inflation Expectations Dive Amid Healthy Wage Growth
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Stock Performance After Yield Curve Inversions
Diversification
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Stocks' Final Four Factors
Post-Rally Market Pause?
Flat Q1 Earnings Expected
Yield Curve Inversion
S&P Rebound
Stable Earnings Estimates
Large Caps and U.S. Dollar
What's Priced In and What's Not
Seven Is a Lucky Number for U.S. Stocks
Sectors and Q1 Earnings
V-Shaped Stock Market Rebound
New Stock Market Highs
Earnings Growth
Next 6 Months
Compounding Interest
Calm Start to the Year
Sector Performance
China and Japan
Big Starts Can lead to Weak Results
Earnings Recession
Strong Start to the Year
Earnings Estimates
Market Breadth
Healthy Wage
Growth
Possible Triple
Bottom Forming?
Not All Bear Markets Are Equal
U.S. Stocks’ Resilience
Big Drops in
Stock Valuations
Lower Stock
Market Valuations
Operating Margins
on the Upswing
Strong but Slower Q4 Earnings Growth
Stocks Gains After Govn't Shutdowns
Brexit and
U.K. Stock Market
British Pound
Showing Some Life
Recent Bounce Could Have Bulls Smiling
End Near for Fed Rate Hike Campaign?
February Can Be Weak for Stocks
Solid but Slower Q4 Earnings Growth
Strong Future
Returns
Big Surge in
4-Week Highs
Year to Recapture Pre-Bear Peaks
Bar Lowered for First Quarter
Year of the Pig Returns Strong
January Momentum
10-Year Treasury's Near-Term Upside
NYSE Advance/Decline Line
Overbought Can Be a Good Thing
Stock Returns When ERP Is Higher
Will 200-Day Moving Average Hold?
June Swoon
Correlations Between Stocks and Bond Yields
Stock Gains in Falling Rate Periods
Earnings Forecast
Initial Fed Rate Cut
Our Views on Equities
Trade Uncertainty Increases Market Volatility
Stock Performance
Sector Performance
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