Posts Tagged ‘market seasonality’
There’s a Lot Riding on the Current Regime Change
Regime changes are hard. Take, for instance, the current regime change from disinflation and falling rates to inflation and rising rates. As the previous regime lasted for over 40 years, there is a generation of investors who know nothing other than that experience. What makes regime changes difficult is that it requires investors to “unlearn”…
Read MoreTrick or treat? What we’re looking at as we head into October
September has a bad reputation as market seasonality suggests that September can often be expected to be a negative month for the markets.
Read MoreKeep Calm and Carry On – It’s Just a Market Cycle
Everybody needs to settle down! YES, the stock market is messy – and it’s not trending higher. I’m sure for many investors that’s both frustrating and scary.
Read MoreIt’s not about Nvidia… it’s about the broader market
Every headline and every tweet this week has been about one stock – Nvidia (NVDA) and their blowout numbers. Do your P&L a favor, don’t get caught up in the hype.
Read MoreSell In May and Go Away?
Today we flip the calendar from April to May, and with the turn of the calendar we welcome warmer days. Trees are once again budding, birds are singing, and flowers are in full bloom, adding a pop of color to what had become a dreary landscape. And, like spring in New England, the markets have…
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