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Three Positive Signs for the Bulls Key Takeaways: 1. Stocks hit a record high last week. With a quiet week on the economic data calendar, markets were focused on, and powered by, incoming quarterly corporate earnings announcements, which have largely beat expectations. 2. The combination of rising corporate profits, the avoidance of a recession, and a more friendly Fed looks to us to be a favorable backdrop for market performance this year. It appears the market may be increasingly aligned to this view, as evidenced by the rather calm reaction in the stock market to the recent adjustment in expectations for Fed rate cuts to begin later in the year than markets were previously anticipating. 3. Reaching new record highs has not typically marked an exhaustion point for markets, though we think it's reasonable to expect a breather in the near term given the speed and size of the recent rally. Nevertheless, we think markets can build on gains over the course of this year, with the next leg getting help from a broadening of leadership in asset classes and sectors that have lagged more recently. https://lnkd.in/eN3VPs_y

Three Positive Signs for the Bulls Key Takeaways: Stocks hit a record high last week. With a quiet week on the economic data calendar, markets were focused on, and powered by, incoming quarterly corporate earnings announcements, which have largely beat expectations. The combination of rising corporate profits, the avoidance of a recession, and a more friendly Fed looks to us to be a favorable backdrop for market performance this year. It appears the market may be increasingly aligned to this view, as evidenced by the rather calm reaction in the stock market to the recent adjustment in expectations for Fed rate cuts to begin later in the year than markets were previously anticipating. Reaching new record highs has not typically marked an exhaustion point for markets, though we think it's reasonable to expect a breather in the near term given the speed and size of the recent rally. Nevertheless, we think markets can build on gains over the course of this year, with the next leg getting help from a broadening of leadership in asset classes and sectors that have lagged more recently. Please see our weekly commentary. Have a great week. Craig Colby

🚨Will the Stock Market collapse soon??🚨 Let’s think about this logically We’re currently sitting near a market correction aka down 10% from its highs. This is normal, healthy behavior in markets. Especially with big tech companies dominating for so long. I wouldn’t go so far as to say it’s a “collapse” right now. The biggest date to look forward to is the Federal Reserve meeting on September 17-18. We’re sitting at a fine line of lowering interest rates to avoid a recession but not lowering too much that inflation begins to grow again. All that said, zoom out and look at the big picture. US Markets almost always go up and to the right. Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. Might be good to start buying a bit while others are selling off. #stockmarket #economy

Three Positive Signs for the Bulls Key Takeaways: Stocks hit a record high last week. With a quiet week on the economic data calendar, markets were focused on, and powered by, incoming quarterly corporate earnings announcements, which have largely beat expectations. The combination of rising corporate profits, the avoidance of a recession, and a more friendly Fed looks to us to be a favorable backdrop for market performance this year. It appears the market may be increasingly aligned to this view, as evidenced by the rather calm reaction in the stock market to the recent adjustment in expectations for Fed rate cuts to begin later in the year than markets were previously anticipating. Reaching new record highs has not typically marked an exhaustion point for markets, though we think it's reasonable to expect a breather in the near term given the speed and size of the recent rally. Nevertheless, we think markets can build on gains over the course of this year, with the next leg getting help from a broadening of leadership in asset classes and sectors that have lagged more recently.  

Today’s Top Market Takeaways explores the clash over inflation, stock market highs, and Washington dysfunction.

Today’s Top Market Takeaways explores the clash over inflation, stock market highs, and Washington dysfunction.

Today’s Top Market Takeaways explores the clash over inflation, stock market highs, and Washington dysfunction.

Today’s Top Market Takeaways explores the clash over inflation, stock market highs, and Washington dysfunction.

Today’s Top Market Takeaways explores the clash over inflation, stock market highs, and Washington dysfunction.

Today’s Top Market Takeaways explores the clash over inflation, stock market highs, and Washington dysfunction.