Manufacturing, consumers help drive Dow, other indexes to new highs.
The market is offering a lot of options.
3 varieties of value stocks offer opportunities.
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Plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
With more fiscal stimulus, the market can too.
2020's sure been volatile. 2021 could be better.
We're going to be hearing about Georgia ad nauseam in coming weeks.
Market’s attention shifts to the Senate.
Election outcome 1 of 5 reasons risk assets are on a tear.
Key Federated Hermes investment professionals weigh in on election's implications.
The labor market continues its positive momentum.
A razor-thin margin outcome is enough to make the market dance.
Presidential result could take days but Senate holds Red and divided government assured.
Lack of presidential outcome leads to market uncertainty.
Try to stay focused on long view, which is good in almost any outcome.
Might a silent majority favoring Trump pull another election surprise?
Despite Q3's blowout GDP figure, the U.S. likely will need a few more quarters to break even.
Spiking Covid cases, no extra stimulus and a possible contested election.
A fiscal policy win regardless of outcome has markets looking past Nov. 3.
2021 is setting up nicely for stocks regardless of who wins.
The race could tighten but whatever happens, the market should be fine.
A strong end to Back-to-School sales bodes well for the holiday shopping season.
Dollar weakness could make for opportunities overseas.
Pullback could be in offing against promising long-term outlook.
The accelerating and global use of new technologies are keeping prices in check.
A contested election is consensus, with little worry about who ultimately wins.
Why are stocks rising in the face of a potential Blue Wave?
A disputed election headlines potential risks heading into year-end.
It may not matter all that much to the market.
Jobs report better than headline number, and Trump's illness might prompt fiscal aid.
A simple guide to a very complicated set of possibilities.
Virus and election risks weigh on investors.
A presidential debate primer.
2020 elections have significant ESG implications.
Quirky back-to-school shopping contributed.
The Fed sharpens its new policy framework with strong forward guidance.
With polls tightening and debates around the corner, it's getting very interesting.
Why we think the rotation out of tech could have legs over the next 6 months.
Can't say I agree with my fellow Pittsburgher. But markets may be re-evaluating leadership.
I don't share my neighbor's worry. But this week reminds it's never a 1-way market.
Led by the household survey, the labor market continues to heal.
They provide short-term funding that oils the economy's gears.
Maybe near-term consolidation. But longer-term, this secular bull has a ways to run.
Ultra-easy Fed and record stimulus represent a double dose of support for stocks.
Is it a bubble?
Dems took the first swing; now the GOP gets its chance.
Emerging innovators, and not the behemoths, may point way to long-term growth.
An all-in Fed covers a lot of potential worries and issues.
Create a safe, legal immigration framework for foreign workers.
Stock-bond model keeps 2% equity overweight but shifts from growth bias.
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Some aspects of life and the economy are getting back to normal quicker than others.
Liquidity is abundant but fundamentals remain iffy.
Our humanness can trip us up when it comes to investing.
Election Day may be nearing but the market doesn't seem all that invested.
Any proposal for a Phase 4 stimulus package must balance when and how to bring Americans back to work safely.
Even as coronavirus impacts our lives, we can't ignore the long-term consequences of climate change.