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The Biggest Losers

The Biggest Losers

OVERVIEW   The U.S. stock market slipped further into negative territory last week, as the S&P 500 fell 2.75%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1.86%, and the Nasdaq Composite tumbled 3.83%. Investors didn’t find much safety in bonds last week, as the...

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About to Get Real

About to Get Real

  We’ve seen financial conditions tighten up a bit already during this new Fed tightening cycle, but so far, it hasn’t had too much of an effect on the real economy. However, that might be about to change. For example, our chart of the week above shows that real...

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Banding Together, for Better or Worse

Banding Together, for Better or Worse

  We’ve recently talked about this idea of participation—or lack thereof—in the stock market. One way to measure participation is to look at a stock index and calculate what percentage of the individual stocks are performing well. When this number is high, we say...

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Reserve Balances

Reserve Balances

Last week we talked about consumers as a source of liquidity for markets and the economy. David Nelson joins Local 4 News to share what other areas can impact the flow of money.

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More Participation, Please!

More Participation, Please!

OVERVIEW   U.S. stocks had a pretty lousy time on a holiday-shortened week. The S&P 500 dropped 2.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite fell 2.6%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was the relative winner, slipping just 0.8%. Small-cap stocks had a positive week,...

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Mixed Feelings

Mixed Feelings

  When it comes to measuring consumer confidence, the two best-known surveys are published by the University of Michigan and the Conference Board. Both are widely followed and respected, but they measure slightly different things. The Conference Board’s survey...

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Stressed Out

Stressed Out

  We have found that interest rates tend to call the tune of the stock market. In particular, the stock market tends to get stressed out when interest rates rise rapidly. Why? One reason is that bond yields (i.e., interest rates) compete with stock dividend...

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Shop ‘Till You Drop

Shop ‘Till You Drop

In the past, 4 Your Money has discussed how the government stimulus provided a boost to the economy, but it looks like that could be changing. David Nelson join Local 4 News to provide an update on this topic and discuss the implications for investing.

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