Despite the improvement in the US consumers’ balance sheets during the pandemic, they are now facing several headwinds. First, spending power is eroded by
This past July has been an atypical month historically. Typically, July is up only 48% of the time and is tied with September for the worst month for stock
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Welcome to 2022! As with any new year there is anticipation about what to expect.
Although politics and covid still dominate the general news financial news
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The often-spooky anniversary of October 19, 1987 has passed, and with that we move toward the seasonably favorable months of November and December. This is
