The Big Split
There’s a growing divide in the United States. No, I’m not talking about the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Or politics. But rather Wall Street, in the stock market, and it’s being driven by mega-cap stocks. This week’s featured chart highlights the performance of...
Stocking Up
“I’m all in!” According to this week’s featured indicator, that’s what investors have been saying about the stock market recently. Specifically, the indicator above measures stocks as a percentage of household financial assets, revealing how much households are...
Financial Focus – June 19th, 2024
Tune into this week’s episode of Financial Focus, where Nate Kreinbrink and Andy Fergurson discuss the recent rise in IRS-related scams and share crucial tips on how to protect yourself from fraudsters impersonating government agencies.
Innovation
There are many topics that affect financial markets at different times of the year. Nate Kreinbrink is here to share the themes he is currently watching and what this data means for viewers’ investments.
The Two Buoys
On the surface, the stock market looks pretty good. But under the surface, we find that just two key areas are keeping the market afloat. Check out this week’s commentary to find out more.
Getting Cheaper
We saw a lot of good news on the inflation front this week. The May Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed a broad cooling in prices, and then we found out that the Producer Price Index (PPI) unexpectedly declined by the most in seven months last month. The big...
Treasury Torque
This week’s featured indicator is kind of like a wrench. When you turn a wrench, it creates a force called torque that helps move an object. But in this case, global treasury yields are the wrench, and the object being moved is the global bond/cash ratio. Let...
Financial Focus – June 12th, 2024
In this week’s episode of Financial Focus, Nate Kreinbrink discusses the upcoming two-day meeting at the Federal Reserve and its impact on interest rates, and also delves into the topic of social security benefits.
Consumer Stress
There has been concern lately about growing consumer frustration and stress in the economy. John Nelson joins us to shed some light on what is driving this trend and how it might affect the broader economy.
The Dow’s New Groove
Check out this week’s commentary where we give the famous Dow Theory a makeover, as well as discuss the risks associated with complacency in the stock market.
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