Doug Drabik responds to frequent questions from investors who may place too much emphasis on short-term rate forecasting and not enough emphasis on the purpose of the fixed income allocation. https://t.co/aepEn8y4aP
Reaching an eight-week streak of positive growth, the S&P 500 was on a roll in May. Strong earnings in the tech sector helped lead the way as the market pushed ahead through inflationary pressures. Get the details in the May market recap: https://t.co/KmUx27qUAN
As Q1 earnings calls wind down, the markets will shift their focus to macroeconomic catalysts – and there are plenty of those to consider. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam analyzes the macro backdrop: https://t.co/h8Wm6tpTLH
Summer jobs still matter to the individuals who get them, but teen participation in the labor force has fallen significantly since the early 2000s. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio J. Alemán explains the forces at work: https://t.co/T4S0mudGvI
As prenuptial agreements are rebranded for the app era, we explore how these often-aligned documents can actually work in favor of the long haul: https://t.co/CQdSrH1kcN
Elevated mortgage rates, affordability pressures and constrained supply continue to weigh on the housing market. In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines why the housing market is sluggish, but not distressed: https://t.co/KamRAzmDhf
Despite headwinds, fundamentals remain strong. In Weekly Headings, Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam explains the dynamics at play in the upgraded year-end S&P 500 target: https://t.co/0L0I1Kk16I
Doug Drabik discusses the opportunity to build portfolios with income levels that were unavailable for many years, while matching maturities and risk exposure to each investor's actual objectives. https://t.co/OClpfQlDN9
As the Federal Reserve enters a new era under Kevin Warsh's leadership, Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam examines the key near-term challenges facing the Fed in the latest Weekly Headings. https://t.co/fVk4Z5a6yA
Today's economy is facing a different inflation environment than in past decades. In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines how current inflation pressures complicate the policy outlook: https://t.co/5urgPn5RaL
Head of Fixed Income Solutions Nick Goetze discusses that investing success isn't just about markets - it's about mastering emotions, avoiding behavioral mistakes, and building a portfolio that gives confidence and stability through every market cycle. https://t.co/Jk0gsijhgV
With earnings season underway, Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam outlines five takeaways and what they mean for the economy and financial markets in Weekly Headings: https://t.co/sVBU47jUsk
Markets are watching the tension between productivity-led growth that supports earnings and labor market resilience that may keep the Fed on hold. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio J. Alemán examines the dynamic in Weekly Economics: https://t.co/z4Q2DiEwFS
Strategist Drew O'Neil outlines the key considerations and decision points involved in building a customized portfolio of individual bonds. https://t.co/glov1cIJKy
Elevated oil prices are creating near-term pressure, but strong fundamentals are expected to help offset the impact. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam shares four key reasons oil prices are expected to trend lower into year-end. https://t.co/lHzezghHKr
Markets have historically performed well during periods of conflict. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines the underlying drivers that shape wartime market performance in the latest Weekly Economics: https://t.co/Rpo261JMYh
As the conflict in the Middle East continues, consumers and labor markets have remained resilient, while corporate earnings are expected to grow. Learn more in the April market recap: https://t.co/Nj1He6r9rO
Drew O'Neil summarizes Kevin Warsh's remarks to the Senate Banking Committee last week, and provides a few takeaways into his views and how he may steer the Fed going forward. https://t.co/XHirgFaip5