Recent labor market data has sent mixed messages, and investors hope the September jobs report will provide some clarity on the economy’s employment outlook. John Nelson explains the “low-hire, low-fire” dynamics currently shaping the labor market.
With the midterm elections right around the corner, many investors are growing cautious as markets navigate the uncertainty that often accompanies election season. Nate Kreinbrink is here to share some positive historical data that should ease investor concerns.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates this week, marking its first rate hike in more than three years and signaling a shift in monetary policy. James Nelson joins us to discuss what that means for everyday investors and if they should be moving money into cash right now.
One of the most overlooked realities of investing is that market losses and gains are not symmetrical. John Nelson shares insights on how steep declines demand significantly higher growth rates to return to break even.
With the stock market trading near all-time highs, some investors are hesitant to commit new capital. David Nelson, CEO of NelsonCorp Wealth Management, is here to share figures that indicate the heightened concern is not supported by data.
While the stock market remains near record highs, stock valuations have actually been coming down. David Nelson is here to explain how stocks can be going up and getting cheaper at the same time.