LPL Research examines what escalations in the Middle East could mean for stock markets and how markets have reacted historically to geopolitical shocks. https://t.co/M9GS61zaYQ
This week on LPL Market Signals, Jeffrey Buchbinder, Chief Equity Strategist, and Kristian Kerr, Head of Macro Strategy, discuss the market rotation that has kept the indexes afloat despite technology weakness and share five reasons https://t.co/RAhel74UL2
This week’s Weekly Market Commentary discusses how emerging market equities, after delivering a strong 34% return in 2025, are building on that momentum with a 7% gain year to date in 2026. It also outlines five key reasons we’ve gr https://t.co/CYVbN1j2I2
Warm weather and beautiful scenery aren't the only ingredients for a good retirement location. Consider taxes and other location-based expenses: https://t.co/04G9hMluWG
The U.S. dollar has climbed to its highest level since December's rate cut, signaling a safe-haven bid amid geopolitical headlines. https://t.co/xxdP6o8upY
The S&P 500 finished 2025 +17.86%, which was the third consecutive year of 15%+ total returns. Despite a strong run, the weight of the evidence suggests further upside in 2026.
Read in Weekly Market Guide. https://t.co/Tk6me8wmlU
Equity futures point to a lower opening this morning after stocks finished mostly lower in the midweek session. Cyclical names, which outperformed earlier in the week, took a step back.
Read more in the Morning Brew. https://t.co/o1Yj7sG3VE
Members of the Raymond James Investment Strategy Committee share their views on the markets, the economy and key themes that are impacting investors. https://t.co/ZvPnHZ9LW6
The S&P 500 closed at a record high yesterday, marking the 12th year out of the past 13 with an all-time high. While gains are expected to moderate in 2026, historical trends suggest strong performance following record-setting days. https://t.co/teSfN7upd0
Equity futures indicate a slightly lower open this a.m. after record highs yesterday. The gains came on broad strength, with semiconductors, cyclical stocks, health care names, and small caps among the strongest performers.
Read more in the Morning Brew. https://t.co/ijGjee24t0
Senior Strategist Doug Drabik writes that we don't always get a "win–win" scenario, but investors have an opportunity to start the new year with a long-term benefit with individual bonds. https://t.co/UPjAOW2X5A
Despite lingering distortions from last year's shutdown, real-time indicators point to continued economic resilience. CIO Larry Adam shares more insight in the latest Up & Adam. https://t.co/fj1pN37cWC
December brought some AI stock pullbacks, another interest rate cut from the Fed and cooling inflation. For the year, the S&P 500 notched double-digit gains. Learn more in the monthly recap. https://t.co/3eJIq2YhkX
December brought some AI stock pullbacks, another interest rate cut from the Fed and cooling inflation. For the year, the S&P 500 notched double-digit gains. Learn more in the monthly recap. https://t.co/XIDPBDJQGK
Corporate bond issuance is poised to exceed $220 billion this month as issuers move early ahead of a busy economic calendar. The uptick could pressure the 10‑year Treasury yield as markets await manufacturing, services and labor data. https://t.co/03cyT6nfQd
There are some notable moves in the premarket as investors react to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by U.S. armed forces. Several oil service companies are higher on the news.
Read more in the Morning Brew. https://t.co/zVIx62Sexp