Buy the Dips AND Sell the Rips?
March certainly did not disappoint. Right on cue, it delivered the much-anticipated correction we wrote about in last month’s newsletter.
A Wall of Worry
It is often said the stock market likes to climb a wall of worry, meaning once the bearish investors have been shaken out of the market, the remaining ones are bullish and will keep buying stocks, pushing prices higher…
Navigating Through Policy Fog
The end of January 2025 finds the United States with a new president, barely 12 days into the job…
Year-End Review and 2025 Market Outlook
At midnight on Tuesday, December 31st, the almost 12,000-pound crystal ball will descend in New York City’s Times Square to mark the end of 2024 and the arrival of the new year…
Post Election Market Analysis
The 2024 US elections are behind us and as usual, about one-third of the electorate is happy, one-third is unhappy, and one-third couldn’t care less…
Not so Spooky October
Despite October’s well-deserved reputation as the worst month of the year for stock markets, this October was pretty uneventful…
A Bit of Everything
Within the investment world, quiet and boring is actually a desirable environment…
Field of Dreams
Ever since humans first started transacting with each other, exchanging their goods necessitated an agreement over the “terms of trade”…
Mid Year Market Review and Analysis
The second quarter ended on Friday with the stock market continuing the rally that started at the end of October 2023…
March Madness
The first quarter of 2024 was marked by equity markets moving higher on the backs of the seven largest companies…
Markets are Non-Linear
The end of the year is traditionally a good time to look back and reflect on important market developments…