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Temperamental stocks behaving… temperamental

Stocks were left gasping for air yesterday as the weight of higher yields, an escalating war in the Middle East, a nearing election… and everything else that goes bump in the night. Earnings season is barreling down the road, headed straight for your portfolio, and it’s anyone’s guess what the...
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Strong employment numbers change the outlook for stocks and bonds

Stocks gained on Friday with the stronger-than-expected jobs number, an indicator that the US economy is healthy. Friday’s strong showing leaves bond and stock traders in flux, wondering what it all means – is it good or bad?
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What the unemployment rate has to do with economic health

Stocks declined yesterday as traders await today’s big, monthly employment data dump. Services PMI came in above economists’ estimates, surprising only… the economists.
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Longshoremen dig their heels in, hoping for higher wages and no competition from robots

Stocks edged higher yesterday as traders remain on edge about the powder keg building in the Middle East. A private employment report issued by ADP hinted at a stronger than expected jobs market, which should be celebrated, but won’t until the official Government report is out of the way; that...
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Can trouble in the Middle East cause inflation to pick up in the US?

Stocks didn’t stand a chance of gains in yesterday's session which was fraught with negativity from all angles. The latest ISM reading on manufacturing showed a further decline into the contraction zone, led down by weakening employment.
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Siebert Financial partners with athlete London Wijay

We’re thrilled to announce our new partnership with London Wijay, a rising star on the USC women’s volleyball team! At Siebert, we recognize the importance of women’s sports and the remarkable growth within the sector. We’re proud to support young athletes like London in our mission to provide...
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Shipping companies will be forced to raise prices to stay profitable if the union prevails

Stocks closed in the green yesterday after a rough ride in which Chairman Powell turned down the volume at the rate-cut partiers’ rowdy rave. Don’t worry rates are still going down but the Fed is in no hurry, according to the Head Fed himself.
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