Market Commentary

Doesn’t less spending mean less economic activity?  Doesn’t that lead to a recession?  The answers, of course, are yes and maybe.  But at this point, a

As we head into the second half of 2021 and continue to reach new highs, keep in mind that we will see a pull back in stocks.  It is not a question of “if” but

Other countries are looking at the U.S. bull market with envy, and the American economy seems to have weathered its biggest challenge since at least 2008.

Nobody can predict when or how the bull market will end, how deep the inevitable (sooner or later) bear market will be, or, really, anything other than the fact

Among everything that has happened this year, the S&P 500 ended the second quarter down 3.1% year-to-date. So how did we get here?

We have all heard the adage “Buy Low and Sell High,” but how does that play out in real life? Can anyone time the top and bottom of the market? We do not

Since returns this decade have been so positive, there is no way that the market can continue up, right?  Not so fast my friend!  If we look back at market

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