Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
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Weekly Market Commentary | October 7 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Weekly Market Commentary | September 30 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Weekly Market Commentary | September 23 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Weekly Market Commentary | September 16 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Asset Allocation | September 2024
A Leadership Shift into a Historically Tough Seasonal Stretch
Weekly Market Commentary | September 9 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Weekly Market Commentary | August 26 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Weekly Market Commentary | August 19 2024
Stocks: S&P 500 Falls But Holds Up Relatively Well Due To Improved Breadth, Participation; Summer Surge For Small Caps Continues; Emerging Markets Swoon On Rising Geopolitical Risk.
Asset Allocation | August 2024
In a decidedly less interesting book, Bill Gorton’s question might have been “How do expansions end?” And while Mr. Hemingway, thankfully, opted to go a different route, Mike Campbell’s reply would have been the same: “Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.”