September is historically the worst month of the year for US stocks. It is the only month of the year with a negative return from 1925 to 2019. Looking forward I remain optimistic on the stock market. I am expecting more volatility in the next few weeks but I think the worst of the sell off is over.
We’ve got a flurry of stock IPOs set to start trading this week. An IPO is when a stock first starts trading on a stock exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange or the NASDAQ. Stock IPOs can be a great opportunity to invest in a company early in the game. If that company does well its share price will climb, rewarding early investors with out sized gains.
After an incredible rally for the last five months US and global stocks took a tumble last week as volatility returned to the market. Despite the recent pullback I remain optimistic on stocks. I do not think this is the beginning of larger decline. I think this is a normal and healthy pullback after a huge rally. These pullbacks are usually good for stocks.
Earnings season is in full swing and we’ve seen some excellent reports from some of our favorite stocks that have sent shares jumping higher.
The most important two weeks of the third quarter have arrived. Earnings season happens at the beginning of every quarter and it’s when the 500 largest companies in the US report results for the previous 12 weeks. These companies also share guidance on future sales and earnings.
When a stock first starts trading on an exchange its called an IPO – this stands for Initial Public Offering. This can be an awesome time to invest in a young company. I see an exciting investment opportunity that I want all of my clients to know about.
Happy 4th of July Weekend! I hope everyone has a great time celebrating with friends and family. Today I wanted to share a quick update on the market because the first half of 2020 is in the history books.
There is only one question right now. Will a second wave of COVID-19 crush the global economy and stocks? I’m here to provide clarity. Today I am going to share what I expect to happen and how to trade it.
After rallying 45% in the last two months, the S&P 500 saw a little pullback last week, falling 5% on profit taking and fears over a second wave of COVID-19. I know my clients are seeing tons of negativity and fearmongering in the media. However – I am extremely optimistic about stocks.
Today I am going to share a quick update on the stock market and what I expect to happen next. After plunging in March because of covid, global stocks have seen a big rebound in the last eight weeks. Today investors want to know is it time to buy or sell?
