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A LongshoremAn’s Union strike can rock the boat as the delicate economy steams ahead

Stocks had a mixed close on Friday as traders mulled the latest inflation figures which showed that it continues to trend toward the Fed’s target. Consumer sentiment was revised upwards by University of Michigan; however, the levels still lag pre-COVID levels.
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Applying a more conventional view to the economy going forward

Stocks rallied yesterday with solid economic numbers, supported by sweet-talk from the Fed. GDP growth estimates were revised upward fueling hopes of a soft landing.
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Understanding Mutual Funds

Mutual funds are a popular choice among investors due to their ability to provide diversification, professional management, and liquidity. However, the complexity of the mutual fund landscape means that not all options are created equal. To navigate this complexity, it’s beneficial to work with a...
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The Fed’s influence on mortgage rates

Stocks broke their winning streak yesterday amidst confusion amongst investors on what they should be watching now to inform them on the next move in stocks. New Home Sales were muted in August but not as bad as expected.
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What declining consumer confidence can do to the economy and your stock portfolio

Chinese bullishness was imported into yesterday’s US stock market gains with the PBOC joining the stimulus bandwagon. Consumer Confidence is eroding more than economists were expecting creating clouds over the economy’s future.
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What is the most important tax issue in this election?

Stocks traded higher yesterday with the Dow and S&P landing on new high peaks as investors bask in the setting sun of the Fed’s oversized rate cut. The waiting game begins for what might be the next big catalyst for stocks and bonds; some may be just around the corner.
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Did quadruple witching expiration ruin your weekend?

Stocks had a mixed close in bouncy trading session on Friday with moves exacerbated by options expiration. The first of the Fed speakers came out to justify its big cut and the one FOMC member that voted for a smaller cut warned that it was premature.
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