Market Commentary

Often April is a negative month with investors having to sell assets to pay taxes. This coupled with slowing growth and the prospect of a faster pace for hikes

If you are thinking a lot is going on in the world, you would be correct. Of course, there has always been some geopolitical event that has impacted the US and

During the month of February, the markets digested the impact of reduced covid numbers, the prospect of sustained inflation, and an invasion of Ukraine by

Welcome to 2022! As with any new year there is anticipation about what to expect.

Although politics and covid still dominate the general news financial news

The last 12 months was quite the challenge for the markets. So, what might we expect for the upcoming year? For the stock market we expect higher volatility as

November proved to be a more volatile month than is typical with both the Dow and S&P 500 finishing the month lower while the NASDAQ held on to its monthly

The often-spooky anniversary of October 19, 1987 has passed, and with that we move toward the seasonably favorable months of November and December.  This is

September proved a bit bumpy for stocks with all major indices trending lower for the month.

Markets continue to price in the potential of an additional $400

April was a positive month for all three of the major indices.  With earnings season in full swing, investors continue sifting through the numbers, and more

Typically, August is not a great month for stocks, but advances continued this month reaching fresh all-time highs for equities.  The S&P 500 posted its seventh