By Marc Hubert Sectors of the market that generally do well at the end of bear markets lag It’s still a bear market, according to the relative strength ranking of the US stock market sector. This is because the sectors that generally do best at the end of bear markets have been lagging lately. Conversely, …
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By Marc Hubert Sectors of the market that generally do well at the end of bear markets lag It’s still a bear market, according to the relative strength ranking of the US stock market sector. This is because the sectors that generally do best at the end of bear markets have been lagging lately. Conversely, …
If the bulls really had control, these stock sectors would be the leaders right now Read More »
By Marc Hubert Sectors of the market that generally do well at the end of bear markets lag It’s still a bear market, according to the relative strength ranking of the US stock market sector. This is because the sectors that generally do best at the end of bear markets have been lagging lately. Conversely, …
If the bulls really had control, these stock sectors would be the leaders right now Read More »
VSThe unwavering determination of central banks to raise interest rates is truly remarkable. In the name of controlling inflation, they have deliberately set themselves on the path to causing a recession – or making it worse if one happens anyway. Moreover, they openly acknowledge the pain their policies will cause, even if they fail to …
Raising interest rates to control inflation will only cause more pain | Joseph Stiglitz Read More »
It’s still a bear market, according to the relative strength ranking of the US stock market sector. This is because the sectors that generally do best at the end of bear markets have been lagging lately. Conversely, sectors that usually do the worst at the end of bear markets have outperformed. This is not what …
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The Federal Reserve will likely need to keep its benchmark policy rate north of 5% for most of 2023 and into 2024 to successfully control inflation, St. Louis Fed Chairman James Bullard said. during an interview with MarketWatch. “I think we’ll have to stay there through 2023 and into 2024,” Bullard told MarketWatch economics editor …
Progress has been slow, but American society’s openness to marriage norms and money issues continues to evolve. Married couples now include the LGBTQ+ community and 38% of breadwinners are women. I share this because gender norms are becoming less normal, which actually means no one is immune to the possibility of a spouse using money …
