Q3 Earnings Report Card: So Far…. Meh

It's officially underway. In fact, it's 20% done. Third quarter earnings season that is. In fact, 21.5% of the S&P 500's constituents have reported their Q3 results. Though we've seen more beats than misses, the overall earnings outlook for the third quarter is already on pace to roll in lower than anticipated just at the end of September. It's still...

Weekly Market Outlook – The Bulls Just Went “All In”

The market didn't exactly get last week started on the right foot, but it certainly ended the week on a high note. Spurred by renewed hopes that tax reform would get done this year after all, the S&P 500 pushed its way to close of 2575.21 on Friday. That's up 0.7% from the prior week's close, but an impressive 1.1%...

Weekly Market Outlook – The Bulls Just Went “All In”

The market didn't exactly get last week started on the right foot, but it certainly ended the week on a high note. Spurred by renewed hopes that tax reform would get done this year after all, the S&P 500 pushed its way to close of 2575.21 on Friday. That's up 0.7% from the prior week's close, but an impressive 1.1%...

The Stock Market 10 Years Ago Today

Yes, much has recently been published about the 10-year anniversary of the 2007~08 credit market crash and many people are trying to make comparisons between then and now.  Some of this information is valid and factual.  For example, the amount of debt now is much higher than the debt levels in 2004~08.  This would lead some to consider the scope...

The Stock Market 10 Years Ago Today

Yes, much has recently been published about the 10-year anniversary of the 2007~08 credit market crash and many people are trying to make comparisons between then and now.  Some of this information is valid and factual.  For example, the amount of debt now is much higher than the debt levels in 2004~08.  This would lead some to consider the scope...

Kyle Bass says this will be the first sign of a bigger market meltdown

By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch The stock market may never go down again. Maybe not such a far-fetched notion, when you consider the Dow industrials yesterday nailed its 50th record close of the year and paid a visit to the 23,000 milestone, which it looks set to revisit and maybe stick to today. To mark the occasion, Pension Partner’s Charlie Bilello,...

Kyle Bass says this will be the first sign of a bigger market meltdown

By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch The stock market may never go down again. Maybe not such a far-fetched notion, when you consider the Dow industrials yesterday nailed its 50th record close of the year and paid a visit to the 23,000 milestone, which it looks set to revisit and maybe stick to today. To mark the occasion, Pension Partner’s Charlie Bilello,...
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