05|18|2020

Leading Indicator Watch | May 15, 2020

While Consumer Sentiment is predicted to be on the rise, Core Retail Sales fell last week in our Leading Indicators Watch. Unemployment numbers are still staggeringly high, but new...

05|12|2020

Poor, But Strong Week | May 8, 2020

A strong week for markets came from a poor week in economic data. But why the rise as the economy fell? Monday Markets opened Monday down as they reacted...

05|11|2020

Leading Indicator Watch | May 8, 2020

Unemployment continues to paint the scenery for our Leading Indicator Watch this week and Manufacturing and Services PMI are now both in contraction territory. What does it mean for...

05|05|2020

Improving Seesaw? | May 1, 2020

The week was a bit of a seesaw, but are there signs showing things are improving? Monday States began to reopen their economies including Alaska, Colorado, Georgia, South Carolina,...

05|04|2020

Leading Indicator Watch | May 1, 2020

As I write Market Thoughts this week, we should take a look at the leading indicators from last week. Unemployment continues to headline market activity, but hopefully, as some...

04|29|2020

Bears Are Still Here | April 24, 2020

Markets shed 1.3% last week for the first weekly loss in April. Is this the bears reminding us that they are still here, or is there more to be...

Bear Market?

04|27|2020

Leading Indicator Watch | April 24, 2020

Ahead of Market Thoughts, let’s take a sneak peek at the leading indicators! Click here to see my notes and stay tuned for Market Thoughts. ~ Your Financial Future…...

04|21|2020

Strength and Weakness | April 17, 2020

Strength and weakness were plentiful last week. Somehow though, the markets found room to move up.

04|20|2020

Leading Indicator Watch | April 17, 2020

As I write Market Thoughts this week, here are some economic indicators that caught my attention. Click here to view the latest insights on economic activity and stay...

04|14|2020

Sustainable Rally? | April 9, 2020

The global rally continued last week. Is it sustainable and are we out of the bear market?