Stock Market
Earnings Season Has Started. And There’s Mixed Financial Results…
Over the past week, earnings season started! Right now we are watching to see if companies performed better than expected or reported less earnings per share than expected. Do you ever look back at the results of a project you’ve been working on to see how it performed? This is what we get to do with every…
The S&P 500 Hit 3000! What Comes First: Trade, The Fed, Interest Rates, or Yourself?
The S&P 500 hit 3000. Did you miss it this week? After news from Fed Chairman Powell the market rallied slightly to reach a new all-time high. We aren’t certain of whether the Fed will lower rates as the market hopes. Will it be by a full 1% when they do or just half of…
Summer School
Summer School School is out for the year and your summer fun has probably already started! Remember before school ended that the teachers were telling you to keep reading or practicing something over the summer? There are statistics that show how important it is for kids to continue reading every day even during the summer…
It’s Not Typical: This Recent Financial High
Are you riding this week’s financial high? Remember these second chances we’ve discussed that you’re being given to make any allocation changes necessary to adjust your risk for volatility you don’t like to see. And maybe you’ve seen the past few days of gains the market has continued in. With the market near it’s high,…
Look Back For Change: Investment Appetite
We typically think to look forward when we want to see financial change. But have you ever looked back at the past to see if anything has changed that could affect the future outlook? Let’s consider our thoughts prior to the midterm elections and whether anything has changed that affects our thoughts ahead. Gridlock Prediction…
Relief from Investment Worry: Recession, Trade, Q4
During the midst of the past few months a question we’ve asked is “How did you feel during the volatility of the past few months?” Were you concerned that it would affect your overall plan and started to worry? Were you reminded that the market doesn’t always move higher but has points of volatility over…
