Financial Focus – June 30th, 2021
Listen to this week’s Financial Focus where Nate Kreinbrink and Andy Fergurson from NelsonCorp Tax Solutions discuss tax topics such as the advance payments of the Child Tax Credit, required minimum distributions, and other planning issues.
New Highs, Who Dis?
Here’s a stock market trading strategy: Buy rising stocks and sell falling stocks. It’s simple. It makes sense. But it’s easier said than done. Enter our featured indicator of the week. It executes this simple trading strategy in a more rigorous and analytical...
Everything is Relative
We are now halfway through 2021 and the stock market is well into positive territory. David Nelson joins the Local 4 News team to talk about where we are in the context of the current market cycle.
Buy the Rumor, Sell the News
“Buy the rumor, sell the news.” This is an old Wall Street maxim that refers to the idea that one should buy a rumor in anticipation of an event, but by the time the rumor has become an actual fact, it’s time to sell. This is because, in today’s world,...
The Thrill of the T-Bill
Interest rates matter for stock prices. This is something you hear all the time in the financial ecosystem. But not all interest rates are created equal. So, for this week’s featured indicator, we focus on a very short-term type of interest rate—called a T-Bill...
Financial Focus – June 23rd, 2021
Listen to this week’s Financial Focus as Nate Kreinbrink and James Nelson discuss the coming Child Tax Credit payments and how that is a prepayment of a credit normally received when you file your tax return.
When Markets are A-SKEW
Compared to the last year and a half or so, stocks have seemed to be in a period of relative calm lately. David Nelson joins the Local 4 News team to discuss whether volatility has really subsided for the time being.
The Strongest Technical Pillar
OVERVIEW U.S. stocks fell across the board last week, with the S&P 500 dropping 1.91%, the Nasdaq falling 0.28%, and the Dow tumbling 3.45%. The Russell 3000 growth index saw gains of 0.27% for the week, whereas its value counterpart fell more than 4%. On...
Cash on the Sidelines? Not so Fast
The stock market loves liquidity; it thrives when excess cash or other liquid assets are available to buy stocks. To illustrate this concept, the chart above shows a measure of household liquidity—called household free liquidity—versus the value of the stock...
Spread Thin
This week we look at what we call a “credit spread” indicator. A credit spread indicator gets its name from the fact that it measures the difference between a safe asset, like a U.S. Treasury bond, and a debt security of the same maturity but with lower credit...
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