Market Moves
The Market’s November Was Spectacular, So December Will Be … Down?
An LPL historical study shows the tricky dynamics for stocks in the year’s final two months.
An LPL historical study shows the tricky dynamics for stocks in the year’s final two months.
Not really, says UBS’s Haefele, sounding optimistic on vaccines and possible fresh aid in 2021.
The bank credits split government, a possible vaccine, Fed actions, and possible trade war abatement.
Maybe not so much stocks, but high-yield is well-positioned if the Democrat wins and enacts his agenda, Northeast’s Monrad forecasts.
So say two savants from Principal Financial, at CIO’s Summit.
Hey, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and their ilk can’t count on eternal dominance.
Calendar effect: Why September has the worst returns, and October the most volatility and market plummets.