Global equity markets roared this week and even accelerated to new all-time highs on the close. Growth Stocks and Big Caps continued their tear, up over +2% for the week. However, some global equities did even better that the US, …
US equities discounted the rancor on Capitol Hill and closed positive on Friday. This put the totals for the year up +5% on average across the major indexes. The Dow led the pack, up +1.93 % this week. Equities seemed …
The Markets continued their relentless rise this week with key US stock indexes up to new all-time highs. Key indexes were up about 2% for the week and 5% +/-YTD. Strong economic data, employment, wages growth and market breadth are …
After taking a pause the last nine days of 2017, which almost pushed our risk gauges to the point of exiting stocks, a monster rally emerged to start off the year with the Dow Jones Industrials jumping over 2% and …
US stocks had another impressive week with three of the four main indexes making all-time highs. The Dow closed +1.08% and the NASDAQ 100 regained its footing, closing +1.91 %. Our risk gauges remain strongly bullish. The news on capitol …
Ok, I might be dating myself, but what is happening in Washington reminds me of “Let’s Make a Deal,” one of the longest running TV game shows. This week’s market action was dominated by two big deals. First, the Senate …
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US equities market had a sloppy week with movement out of the Dow (DIA) -.44% and into the Russell 2000 (IWM) +1.27%, which had been languishing since early October. Most interesting was that two Economic Modern Family members Regional Banks …
More Weak Data Puts The Market To Sleep
Today the market received more weak economic data here at home with lower than expected personal spending and Chicago PMI data. This combined with Spain's economy officially in recession put the market …