April Showers Bring Earnings Flowers
April brought a surprising turn of events in the world of stock market forecasts: for the first time since 2021, stock analysts actually boosted their earnings per share (EPS) estimates for the current quarter. As our featured chart above shows, analysts...
It Has to Go Somewhere
The famous investor Stanley Druckenmiller once quipped that what really moves the market is liquidity, or the availability of cash, rather than earnings or other traditional factors. Whether that is true or not could be debated, but it does make sense that if...
Financial Focus – May 8th, 2024
Join Nate Kreinbrink and Mike Steigerwald on this week’s Financial Focus as they stroll through retirement planning tips, from managing pensions to optimizing Social Security.
Payrolls
The last couple of weeks we have seen more movement in financial markets than normal, with everyone paying close attention to the Fed. David Nelson is here to share the dynamics at play and what they mean for viewers’ investments.
All-Time Heater
The U.S. stock market is coming off an all-time heater, gaining more than 25% in 5 months. Does history have anything to say about what comes next for stocks? Check out this week’s commentary for answers.
The Grass Isn’t Greener
Lately, there's been a buzz about something called "stagflation" in the global economy. Stagflation happens when a country's economy gets stuck in a slump with slow growth and high inflation – definitely not a good situation. But should we worry about this...
Global Yield Curve
Let’s take a look at this week’s featured indicator, the global yield curve, and how we use it to figure out whether it's better to invest in bonds or stick with cash. This indicator’s primary metric is something called the Global Yield Curve Composite. It...
Financial Focus – May 1st, 2024
Check out this week’s episode of Financial Focus, where David Nelson emphasizes the need for informed financial decisions and talks about the value of having a strong team to support clients. He also shares his personal experience of seeking coaching to improve his role within the company.
Paying The Bills
High interest rates have kept housing activity like sales and refinances at a very low level nationally. David Nelson is here to explain if he thinks this will become a broader problem for the economy and how it impacts viewers working on their financial plans.
Regaining Possession
The stock market looked like a basketball player calmly dribbling down the court until it lost control of the ball about a month ago. After last week’s rally, however, it’s got us wondering: Has the market regained possession? Check out this week’s commentary for our take.
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