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07/17/2020
This year has been one of the wildest rides for Wall Street…
The technology sector is leading the market and is up 25%-plus year to date while the S&P 500 is down 3% year to date during the same time period.
07/16/2020
Earlier this week, the Fed announced they’d hold interest rates near zero until the end of the year to help the economy recover from the pandemic.
07/16/2020
U.S. markets traded lower throughout Thursday’s session as heightened frictions with China outweighed upbeat economic news and corporate earnings. Specifically, President Trump is reportedly considering a ban on members of the Chinese Communist Party and their families from entering the country.
07/15/2020
I don’t know about you, but I always love a good underdog...
So why is it that we have the tendency to ignore the “underdog stocks”?
07/15/2020
Right now, we’re finding ourselves in somewhat of a forced staycation.
While most of us don’t like to see it that way, since we want to keep generating money, we’re going to be stuck in this situation for the time being.
07/15/2020
Global markets are on the rise this morning as hopes for the development of a virus vaccine intensify once again.
The first vaccine tested by Moderna and the U.S. National Institutes of Health uncovered an encouraging immune system boost, paving the way for an even larger study to see if the drug is powerful enough to protect against the virus.
07/15/2020
U.S. markets surged on Wednesday’s open following news of an experimental coronavirus vaccine that showed it was safe and provoked immune responses in an ongoing early-stage study. Phase 3 results will begin later this month after the vaccine produced neutralizing antibodies in all 45 patients included in an early-stage human safety trial.
07/14/2020
If you’ve been keeping up with our emails, then you already know that the global pandemic has created multiple opportunities for investors and traders. However, the big picture is about to change...
07/14/2020
U.S. markets shrugged off a slightly lower open to close higher across the board on Tuesday following better-than-expected earnings from the Financial sector. The overall results from the nation's biggest banks were solid although companies are reserving cash for possible loan losses from the coronavirus pandemic.