Investors finally got the strong pop in payrolls many have been calling for. And, yet, while this is an unequivocally bullish jobs report, some questions remain. Check out our latest post: https://t.co/NBPOv9s4SO
Is it time for a pullback? We haven’t seen as much as a 5% pullback since October, when the average year sees three separate 5% drops. Check out the latest from FFG and @LPLResearch in today's blogpost: https://t.co/FA4YtyeYKR
Nonfarm payrolls rebounded in a big way in June, following disappointing numbers the prior two months. Yet, the jobs report still contained some mixed signals. Read why in today's blog: https://t.co/u8XTGDiPsG
Investors were hoping yesterday's May #JobsReport report would go a long way toward providing definitive answers to some important questions.
It did not. But, that might actually be a good thing. Here are some key takeaways: https://t.co/jGZz9GecK2
What is "tapering" and why is it important? Consumer prices are increasing faster than many expected, so investors are focused on the Federal Reserve (Fed) normalizing monetary policy earlier than they’ve indicated. Read why that matters here: https://t.co/DffOhIkgSb
The "End of Recession" call may come soon! The first estimate of Q1 2021 GDP will be released tomorrow, and will likely show nearly a full year of strong growth following the dramatic slowdown of the US economy last spring. Read more here: https://t.co/pPLD9p0PlA @LPLResearch
The S&P 500 is up more than 10% in 2021 and more than 80% from the March 2020 lows. While some think markets are due for a well-deserved break, in today's blog, we have four bullish stats that suggest this bull market could still have plenty of life left. https://t.co/6XW3bCg8i1
The reopening of the U.S. economy amid the accelerating vaccine distribution is a big driver of the increase in growth expectations this year. But massive fiscal stimulus—now over $5 trillion—is another key part of the story. Check out today's post! https://t.co/gUUchThQpj
Did you know #stocks have closed higher in April an incredible 14 out of the past 15 years? That's no joke (sorry, we love puns)!
Read more in today's blog: https://t.co/avNPRVqk3S
US payrolls grew solidly in February, as progress in the vaccine distribution process boosted growth by enabling more of the economy to reopen. We're becoming increasingly bullish on the prospect for a 2021 economic re-acceleration. Read more here: https://t.co/lORzvUifCg
Did you know the 10-year breakeven #inflation rate, a market-based measure of inflation expectations, hit its highest level since 2014? In this week's #podcast, Brian broke down the forces pushing inflation higher vs. the forces keeping inflation in check. https://t.co/uxGVc0IEEm
US payrolls grew in Jan following a dip into negative territory in Dec. Looking deeper, though, this report did little to dispel the notion that the labor market’s recovery has stalled out, and bolsters calls for more fiscal stimulus. Read more here: https://t.co/OVOhH71sft
There's an old Wall Street adage, “As goes January, so goes the year,” but should investors be worried that the S&P 500 finished last month in the red? Lately, 8 of the past 9 times January saw stocks lower, the final 11 months finished higher. Read more: https://t.co/P3Uzum2DFV
FFG is proud to introduce our newest advisor, Eric Simonians! Eric comes to our firm with more than 15 years of experience in the financial services industry, most recently as Vice President of Trading at @LPL Financial. Welcome to the team, Eric!
The differences between the stock market and real #economy were laid bare this week as the market surged while #jobs continued to deteriorate and remains well short of its February peak. Read more in our blog: https://t.co/MoVImBocxk
It's time for our Outlook 2021 podcast! This week, Steve Jolly and Brian Ullmann cover what may be on the investing horizon this year by looking at policy, the economy, stocks, and bonds. Check it out! https://t.co/UrFhIA0vhh
The market's end-of-year rally could have bulls smiling in 2021. Did you know a gain of 10% or more in the final two months of the year has equaled a higher S&P 500 the following year every single time since World War II? Read more in today's blog: https://t.co/27R8MTwGjq