Rising Covid-19 cases send stocks lower
Concerns over rising infection rates and the possibility of the U.S. implementing $3.1 billion in new tariffs on goods from four European countries, had stock trading lower in early trading.
Read MoreConcerns over rising infection rates and the possibility of the U.S. implementing $3.1 billion in new tariffs on goods from four European countries, had stock trading lower in early trading.
Read MoreOver the prior six sessions, the S&P 500 Index (SPX) has remained in a range between roughly 3153 and 3076.
Read MoreToday’s market decline is bringing about fear of a more dramatic decline like what happened in March. As you know, we have expected a multi-week consolidation that began June 5th…
Read MoreWatch as Tony discusses a bit of his "Dont Fight The Fed" phrase, click here to watch.
Read MoreNewsletter writers were more bullish in the latest survey.
Read MoreToday looks like another day of consolidation. How can we say the market has been consolidating when the indices are at or bumping up against recovery peaks?
Read MoreLarge-cap technology stocks led the rally again today and both the Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq 100 set new all-time highs.
Read MoreAfter three months of declines, new home sales rose in May.
Read MoreFrom the backyard in Jersey, a brief thought on the importance in the recent trend in money supply and liquidity.
Read More"Don’t fight the Fed." As the market consolidation continues, we wanted to remind investors that the speed and breadth of support for the credit markets have differentiated this Fed.
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