Market Moves

This summer has produced a nice rally, and LPL says that portends a good run the rest of the year.

Polls, options, and the fear gauge all point in a sunny direction, for now.

Historically, value outperformance happens when an economic boom has played out.

Labor demand likely strong enough to keep pushing unemployment down.

Growth of holdings climbed 8% last year, Preqin data indicate.

With the Democrats likely to take over the House, legislative gridlock may have a Wall Street impact, study shows.

Upsetting events have a way of showing up this month and hurting stocks, LPL’s Detrick warns.

Weakness in once market-leading tech threatens to reprise the winter 10% slide, the firm says.

Pantheon’s Ian Shepherdson says tax cuts spurred 4.1% increase, and he thinks future readings will be lower.

Seldom are the 2^nd and 3^rd quarters good for stocks. But their performance thus far is OK.

Activist investor thinks aggressive short-term rate increases 'heightens' recession risk.

Maybe not. The homebuilding industry has been a shadow of its former self since the recession.

A wide gap between high-yield and 10-year Treasury signals a pending recession, says Natixis’ Lavorgna.

Jerome Powell says Federal Reserve will keep raising them 'for now.'

Half of returns are positive, half negative, for an overall uninspiring performance.