Stocks continued to rise in second quarter in what was a strong first half of 2024. Jason Marino, CFA, CAIA, analyzes the key market takeaways:
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Market Update— Quarter Ending June 30, 2024 Quick Hits June Rally Caps Solid Quarter for Stocks 1. June Rally Caps Solid Quarter for Stocks a. Stocks rose for the second consecutive month. 2. Bonds Up for the Month and Quarter a. Falling interest rates in June supported bond returns during the month and quarter. 3. Inflation Slows a. Inflation improved in May, with major inflation metrics showing slower price growth during the month. 4. Solid Economic Growth a. Economic reports released in June showed signs of continued healthy growth. 5. Market Risks to Monitor a. Markets face a variety of risks in the second half of the year. 6. Positive Outlook for the Second Half a. Markets and the economy are set for continued growth. Read it here: https://rb.gy/7fo5pl
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Weekly Market Insights: Stocks Finish Q1 on a Strong Note 📊 Stocks showed resilience, inching upward despite mixed economic signals. 📈 All major averages post gains for Q1 2024, signaling a positive start to the year. 🏢 Key economic data and earnings reports to watch this week for strategic insights. Read the full article for a comprehensive analysis of this week's market trends and opportunities below: #MarketInsights #StockMarketUpdate #Investing #WealthManagement #BlackPointCapitalPartners #EconomicAnalysis #FinancialNews BlackPoint Capital Partners
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Aussie stocks on the rise! All-Ords index surged 1.2% last week, marking a 4.3% climb since the October low. Short-term bull market vibes joining the USA, but the long-term trend suggests a bearish outlook Down Under. Source: Market Timing in Australia #AllOrds #StockMarket #BullishTrend #AussieEconomy #FinancialNews #MarketAnalysis #InvestmentStrategy #BearsVsBulls #GlobalMarkets #EconomicOutlook #AustraliaStocks #MarketWatch #FinancialUpdate #TrendAnalysis #InvestmentInsights #USABullMarket #MarketTrends #FinanceFriday
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Stocks continued their march higher last week, adding to 2023's impressive gain that now has the S&P 500 within 6% of the all-time high. The run in the markets since May has largely been powered by rising optimism around the potential for a goldilocks scenario, in which economic conditions are neither too hot to prevent inflation from falling further, nor too cold to descend into recession. In our latest Weekly Market Wrap, we look at how recent trends in a variety of indicators stack up to prior periods leading up to and following the onset of a recession and share our take on what they might be signaling about the road ahead.
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Stocks continued their march higher last week, adding to 2023's impressive gain that now has the S&P 500 within 6% of the all-time high. The run in the markets since May has largely been powered by rising optimism around the potential for a goldilocks scenario, in which economic conditions are neither too hot to prevent inflation from falling further, nor too cold to descend into recession. In our latest Weekly Market Wrap, we look at how recent trends in a variety of indicators stack up to prior periods leading up to and following the onset of a recession and share our take on what they might be signaling about the road ahead.
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📉 Fed Comments Stir the Pot for Stocks 📉 Last week, stocks faced volatility as mixed comments from Fed officials sparked uncertainty about future interest rate movements. Despite initial optimism midweek, markets ended with a decline, reflecting diverging views on rate adjustments. Stay informed: Read the full article for insights into last week's market dynamics and the implications for investors, including key economic data and earnings reports to watch this week. #MarketInsights #StockMarketUpdate #FedComments #BlackPointCapitalPartners #FinancialNews #Investing BlackPoint Capital Partners
Weekly Market Insights: Fed Comments Stir the Pot for Stocks
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While stocks still could decline another 5% or so coming into earnings season, most of the damage from higher rates has already happened. Stocks still aren’t cheap, which allows for a bit more selling pressure, but within 2-3 weeks we will be in Q3 earnings season. If GDP data is at all accurate, earnings should be OK. As always, the outlooks expressed by corporate managements will matter more than the earnings themselves. While they will be subdued, the recent correction discounts some of that sentiment. Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/exdTHTg6 #stocks #investing #Inflation #thefed #interestrates #recession
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See our latest Factor Spotlight to understand the impact of the Fed's careful pace on interest rates and what it means for the stock market.
Wrapping up a strong first quarter, stocks hit new heights amid the Fed's measured stance on interest rate adjustments. Explore our latest Factor Spotlight for insights into navigating these cautious times. #volatility #marketperformance #riskstrategy #riskmanagement #riskanalysis #factorinvesting #q1earnings #earnings
Stocks Close Strong First Quarter as The Fed Remains Cautious on Rate Cuts
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Rely on the data and market sentiments for analysis of equity, currency, and commodities. I love charts & like fundamentals! bit weird & a motivation bank🌻! spiritual 🕉️,optimistic, poet-Guy who adores Natural beauty!
Market breadth turning as a whole bearish , as can be seen from the data . Need major participation instead just heavyweight focused market management. As mentioned yesterday, selective stocks are helping index to sustain but broader market stocks in pain. Yesterday 85% stocks in nifty 500 witnessed Red close . Levels wise Nifty support 21850 while hurdle at 22300 #Markets #Nifty
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Wrapping up a strong first quarter, stocks hit new heights amid the Fed's measured stance on interest rate adjustments. Explore our latest Factor Spotlight for insights into navigating these cautious times. #volatility #marketperformance #riskstrategy #riskmanagement #riskanalysis #factorinvesting #q1earnings #earnings
Stocks Close Strong First Quarter as The Fed Remains Cautious on Rate Cuts
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