Tension at the Trendline
The stock market hit another rough patch last week, and all eyes are on a key level that could make or break the next move. But, with volatility rising, our process helps cut through the noise—here’s what we’re watching now.
Trend Trouble
It was a wild week for financial markets, with tariff announcements and major policy shifts in Europe keeping investors on edge. These developments fueled significant volatility in stocks. The S&P 500—Wall Street’s go-to benchmark—swung more than 1% in...
What Goes Up Must Come Down
Markets have a way of pulling investors in at the worst times and scaring them away when the best opportunities appear. When things look good, people expect them to stay that way. When things look bad, they assume they’ll never improve. But history tells a...
Financial Focus – March 5th, 2025
In this week’s episode of Financial Focus, David Nelson joins Gary Determan to discuss market swings, the impact of tariffs on farmers, and the broader economic outlook. He talks about the shift to a more defensive investment approach and shares insights on how global trade changes are affecting businesses and consumers.
Go Your Own Way
Lately, the stock market seems stable, but some investors are noticing more turbulence under the surface. David Nelson is here to share what has historically occurred when the indexes appear calm while individual stocks are volatile and advises viewers to proceed with caution.
Growth Scare
Wall Street is on edge as weak economic data sends investors running for cover. Is this just a short-term scare, or the start of something bigger? Check out this week’s commentary to learn more!
Gold Rush
It’s been a golden era for gold—but not so much for gold miners. This week’s chart shows how gold prices have skyrocketed over the past three decades, while mining stocks have lagged far behind. Since 1993, gold has soared more than eightfold, while the index...
Strength Is Relative
Everything is relative. Sure, you’ve probably heard that before. But it holds true in the stock market, too. Relative strength isn’t about measuring something in isolation. It’s about how it performs compared to something else—a benchmark. Think of it like...
Financial Focus – February 26th, 2025
This week’s Financial Focus, hosted by Nate Kreinbrink and Mike VanZuiden, covers the complexities of Medicare enrollment and the importance of reviewing options regularly. They emphasize understanding enrollment periods, making informed decisions, and seeking professional guidance to navigate Medicare effectively.
Inflation Hedge
With inflation still a major concern, investors want to know how to protect their purchasing power. David Nelson joins us to explain why investors should not ignore their assets income potential.
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