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Hot July jobs report keeps Fed on warpath against inflation.
Continuing rally hopes face structural inflation headwinds.
Seeking opportunities amid volatility.
Next month will mark a half-year of hikes, time enough to evaluate their impact.
But high inflation and Fed tightening are taking us closer.
Uncertainties casting doubt on the rally.
Battery technology, charging stations, safety and costs among key issues.
It's inflation versus recession with the Fed in the starring role.
Rising recession risk favors defensive dividend stocks, cash and Treasuries.
Hot inflation, stagflation concerns, recession fears and a hawkish Fed.
Investment and life lessons from Stephen Auth.
After years of playing defense, it's time to think offense.
Inflation and recession face off as the market weighs which is worse.
Fed on track for a 0.75% hike in late July.
Markets might be setting up for '70s' era modest returns.
And the storm might not be over.
Could it be setting investors up for a glorious winter?
Selling equities into rally as outlook for 'Rocky Landing' grows more likely.
Fed policy shift should cool the housing market.
Unfortunately for workers, wage inflation at heart of Fed tightening.
Nuclear could see a resurgence as world turns to cleaner energy.
Markets are adjusting to the new Fed regime.
Consumer Price Index surges to a new 40-year high.
Helpful qualities in a market that's distributing so much pain.
Contradictory data offers something for optimists and pessimists.
Fed remains on track for more half-point hikes.
Consumers powered the recovery and markets. Will they hold up?
Stagflation and recession risks growing.
A near-term bottom may be in sight.
No recession on the immediate horizon.
Consumers may hold the key to whether it's a recession or "softish" landing.
The U.S. should ramp up energy production.
Cash tops shopping list but other possibilities starting to look promising.
Our bias is to add to risk. We’re just not there … yet.
War-driven food crisis could spawn destabilizing uprisings all over.
Is the labor market slowing?
Unrelenting demand presents challenges as Fed seeks to unwind price pressures.
Fed still on track for a half-point hike.
Washington policies helped to create runaway inflation.
Russia’s invasion, higher energy costs, soaring inflation, hawkish Fed…
Inflation that moderates but stays elevated can be a problem.
Bonds wrestle with pricing Fed, war and inflation outcomes.
The only question for investors: at what cost?
A host of negative factors could end the recent rally.
Year-end S&P forecasts for 2022 and 2023 lowered to 4,800 and 5,100.
Fed on pace for half-point hike in May.
Russia-Ukraine conflict taking its toll.
R.J. Gallo, Susan Hill and Phil Orlando weigh in on the latest Fed action and inflation expectations.
Still cautiously favoring equities as unpredictable Putin plays under his own rules.
The U.S. must pursue a dual-track energy policy.
Greenspan supported U.S. markets. Now it's President Xi Jinping's turn in China.
It may feel similar, but the differences are many.
But is the equity rally a head fake?
Like the NCAA tourney, uncertainty reigns in markets.
Hard to call a bottom when investor fear is missing.
Scenarios vary but on a 12-month view, stocks should be higher from here.
Health-care innovation continues to accelerate.
Ukraine, energy, inflation and Fed driving markets.
Second consecutive sharp gain puts Fed on track to hike.
Is the market putting in a bottom on peak everything?
The Ukraine situation likely accelerates recent sell-off.
Its offense (dividends) and defense (lower multiples) play well in current environment.
Holiday sales were surprisingly robust
A better back-half looms for equity investors. Getting there could be rocky.
Shortages shed light on role of microchips in unlocking information's value.
Fed must juggle inflation versus recession risks.
Midterm election years are particularly challenging.
The sector continues to lead through broader market turmoil.
The labor market ignored omicron and winter weather in January.
Megatrends and secular shifts continue to create long-term opportunities.
If there's no recession in sight, stay bullish.
The long wait is over.
Inflation spiking while job growth and consumer spending have slowed.
Our outlook across asset classes.
Fortune favors companies that can pass on cost increases.
Ratings upgrades and rebounding economy create favorable backdrop.
And if it does, the world becomes a more dangerous place for investors.
It's all about inflation expectations.
New year presents new opportunities across sectors.
Three things to watch in 2022.
Two early-year stock market indicators point in different directions.
Fed tightening and evaporating fiscal stimulus should make for a bumpy road.
Fed poised to hike rates in March
Season is bright for retailers, despite headwinds.
Omicron is weighing on psyches, but not so much markets ... yet.
Omicron is a nonevent for the markets.
The omicron variant is driving the markets now.
Reiterating 4,800 and 5,300 '21 and '22 targets and value tilt
Americans using pocketbooks to fight back against Covid weariness.
The November jobs report's low headline number belies its internal strength.
Powell's nomination provides stability as uncertainty lingers.
Lots to be thankful for amid the divisiveness.
But Thanksgiving will be more expensive this year.
Market risks stay skewed to upside but inflation and possible policy errors lurk.
Were off-year results a wake-up call?
Robust spending and low delinquencies bode well for yields.
With inflation soaring and tapering starting, President Biden's choices for Fed seats are crucial.
It seems some may be earning plenty, for now, just trading crypto.
The infrastructure bill benefits municipalities and muni investors alike.
Popular meme seems perfect for this market.
Solid gains across the board in October.
The case for an active approach to the short end of the bond market.
The success of the Fed’s first taper gives us confidence it will work well again.
We see a variety of reasons for the pullback in Q3 GDP growth.
Market marches forward as Dems scale back.
We could do without leisure suits (maybe) and stagflation (definitely).
Economy slows noticeably, while inflation remains elevated.
Still room to run, with a tilt toward cyclical companies with pricing power.
Aisle 3 is already sold out and it’s only October.
This is not the 1970s ... not even close.
Ships that stole Christmas
Stubbornly higher inflation doesn't mean the Fed's wrong ... yet.
Semiconductor shortage is an all-around positive for these asset-backed securities.
Bond market plods ahead amid looming uncertainties.
Job gains miss while wages soar.
And now for something completely different ...
Fiscal policy uncertainty adds to market volatility.
Like a fox. China knows what it's doing.
The arrival of favorable seasonality supports bullish forces.
Typically yes, but headwinds might diminish them.
3 sectors may help investors deal with market obstacles.
A near-term pullback could represent an opportunity for long-term investors.
Biden’s decision on Powell and others risks market volatility
A tax and spending bonanza looms.
The economy is slowing amid a host of headwinds.
Markets will be watching closely as the House speaker orchestrates reconciliation.
The August jobs report is a huge miss.
Brief summer lull didn't derail solid fundamentals.
Fed Chair Powell stuck to the script at the central bank symposium.
Policymakers likely want to see a few more developments before announcing it.
'Buy the dips' continues to be the prevailing philosophy.
And most important, who decides?
We see inflation as a sustainable trend.
Like a quality stock, I can count on these fabulous shoes.
Can the pattern hold?
If everyone expects a pullback, maybe it doesn't come.
Will free college and absolving student loans make a difference?
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