Long-Term Reversals

Long-Term Reversals

  In previous blog posts, we’ve talked about how interest rate trends affect stock prices. In general, we’ve found that rising rates tend to be bad for stocks and vice versa. But there are various lengths or maturities of interest rates. Some would argue that...
Cost of Living

Cost of Living

We have been discussing inflation a lot this year, with most of the conversations revolving around the risks that it poses. Nate Kreinbrink joins the Local 4 News team to discuss the potential bright spot when it comes to price increases.

Pause and Decline

Pause and Decline

OVERVIEW   The U.S. stock market closed out the first half of the year on a strong note. The S&P 500 rose 1.67% last week and notched its seventh consecutive record close, the longest streak since June 1997. The other U.S. indices did well, too. The Dow rose...
Not Done Yet

Not Done Yet

  Generally, coming out of a recession like we experienced last year, the industries or sectors that are more sensitive to economic growth—Industrials, Consumer Discretionary, Materials, Information Technology, and Financials—tend to perform better than the...