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New Year Blues? - stocks retreated in the first trading week of 2024, struggling a bit after a celebratory end to last year.
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In this video commentary, I'll be exploring the intriguing phenomenon of the year-end Santa Claus Rally and the remarkable performance of small-cap stocks.
The Magnificent 7 stocks continue to capture the focus of investors as these large growth names have outpaced the bulk of global equities.
A late-week, two-day rally left stocks higher, adding to November’s gains as the last month of trading for 2023 began.
Are seasonal investing patterns like the January Effect still valid? We explore underlying trends and market movements.
A Friday rally turned an otherwise mixed week for stocks into a really solid performance, as yields fell and stocks rose.
You may wonder whether stock returns will suffer if inflation keeps rising. Here’s some good news: Inflation isn’t necessarily bad news for stocks.
Investor enthusiasm for stocks remained strong last week, buoyed by declining bond yields in a holiday-abbreviated trading week.
Over the past year, investors have navigated many challenges due to interest rate swings, the banking crisis, inflation, and more.
Stocks extended their November rally last week as investors cheered lower-than-forecast inflation data.
A powerful Friday market rally left stocks higher last week, extending the market’s early November gains; Powell cautious.
The softening of an otherwise strong labor market coupled with improvements in inflation represent the Goldilocks situation investors have been hoping for.
Stocks ripped higher last week on a dramatic retreat in bond yields triggered by easing inflation and a slowing labor market.

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