"The Fed is not overly eager to cut. This higher-for-longer narrative is a reality," GuideStone’s Brandon Pizzurro told @MorningsMaria on @FoxBusiness today.
Watch his full interview:
https://t.co/07cjkC7AAI
Zacks Equity Research recently highlighted the GuideStone Funds Global Real Estate Securities Fund (Investor Class) as a mutual fund that investors may consider for their portfolios as construction activity gathers pace (unaffiliated website): https://t.co/opPoCWyFgP
CNBC’s Power Lunch went to our David Spika to find out where to find opportunities in an economic downturn and rising yield environment. Watch the full interview: https://t.co/APQwDMTtsh
GuideStone’s David Spika joined The Claman Countdown and shared his thoughts on the current headwinds facing Apple. Watch his full interview: https://t.co/DSRcz1Krey
“We expect inflation to reaccelerate,” our David Spika told Maria Bartiromo on Tuesday’s Mornings with Maria. “Housing is a key factor driving sustainably higher core inflation.” Catch his full interview: https://t.co/Pk4FBmuzDV
The S&P 500® ended last week in negative territory as mixed inflation readings and directionless Fed speak dampened investor enthusiasm. Read our recap of last week’s economic and financial news in GuideStone’s Weekly Macro Minute: https://t.co/xSiKSXAU1q
“Even if the soft landing occurs, we cannot make sense of current market valuations,” our David Spika told Maria Bartiromo on Tuesday’s Mornings with Maria. Catch the full interview: https://t.co/22g3IOGlxh
The U.S. equity rally continued yet another week as better-than-expected earnings helped boost market sentiment and dampened fears of a hard economic landing. Read our recap of last week’s economic and financial news in GuideStone’s Weekly Macro Minute. https://t.co/CULd5Dfc6t
Last week’s tame inflation readings were a positive economic sign & fueled some of the market’s rally, but inflation components & wage gains remain problematic. Read our recap of last week’s economic & financial news in GuideStone’s Weekly Macro Minute. https://t.co/mhqR9CLto6
“Even if there’s not economic recession, there will be earnings weakness,” GuideStone’s David Spika told CNBC’s Power Lunch on Friday. Catch his discussion on the markets, the economy and the Fed: https://t.co/06rl4GPH3m
GuideStone’s David Spika will appear on CNBC’s @PowerLunch today, Friday, July 14, around 2 p.m. EDT. Catch his discussion on the markets, the economy and the Fed, and any other news of the day (time subject to change).
Global markets kick off the third quarter with a flat week of trading as investors fret that a still too-hot labor market will get the Fed back into full-tilt hawkish mode. Read our recap of last week’s economic and financial news here: https://t.co/r4OEyu1oUO
GuideStone’s David Spika provides insight on what investors should keep their eyes on for the remainder of the year. Read the full article https://t.co/9SelcXEYYt here: https://t.co/tmuk7SzXAy
“Americans should have the opportunity to choose how we invest,” GuideStone’s David Spika said on the @LarsLarsonShow . For more of David’s discussion on the importance of aligning investments with investor values, click here: https://t.co/AAC3keeolU
“We’ve found that people really don’t want political activism forced on them.” GuideStone’s David Spika spoke with NTD News on the shift away from ESG investing and how Impact Investing strategies align better with investors’ values. Watch here: https://t.co/SCiL9uzGTE
The S&P 500® posted its first decline in six weeks as the prospect of further tightening monetary policy and mixed economic data seemed to weigh on market sentiment throughout the week. Read our recap of last week’s economic and financial news here: https://t.co/0KPJwvQEQO
Stocks rallied higher, undisturbed by Fed’s hawkish pause while Chairman Powell took pains to ensure the market did not mistake it as a prelude to the pivot to rate cuts. Read our recap of last week’s economic and financial news here: https://t.co/xjcCQnU5lO
The S&P 500® ended the week up more than 20% off its mid-October lows and the base case for investors’ expectations of Wednesday’s Fed meeting is a pause in the hiking cycle. Read our recap of last week’s economic and financial news here: https://t.co/MVKYOxeVvX