Monday's market action was quite interesting, down 4% at the open and rallying back 5% within minutes of the opening bell, thanks to a piece of news on Reuters that tariffs would be paused for 90-day…
Are markets close to a short-term bottom? The response to the unexpected magnitude of tariffs creates pain and anxiety, as markets reprice valuations and trade negotiations begin. Some markets suspen…
Markets are starting to respond to the tariff war, with some exchanges banning short-selling for a period (Thai Stock Exchange Bans Short-Selling from 4/8 - 4/11) as worry grows about the magnitude o…
Markets scuttled over 5% following President Trump's initial reveal of intended tariffs on trading partners he says have been trading unfairly with the U.S. The fallout continues today, and Richard R…
President Donald Trump's tariff terrors were revealed Wednesday afternoon, and markets were not enthused. At all. The worse than expected tariff rates are the highest ever. Trade policy is still unce…
The U.S. Tariff Rate just increased dramatically; this is the worst-case scenario. The new tariffs are stacked on top of previously-existing tariffs. These will have to be dealt with by both manufact…
Liberation Day arrives: Clarity about tariffs should help markets. What will be the impact on economic growth: Will consumers pay higher prices or choose alternatives? There are too many variables to…
Markets have had two days in a row of starting off weaker and ending positive. Markets have formed support at the recent bottom (too soon to tell if a double-bottom is forming), and the buy signal re…
Investors must remember that we're coming off two years of exceptional market returns, and that market corrections must be viewed in their proper context...and expected. Lance discusses the positive …
Institutions waiting until the very last minute to balance portfolios, pulling markets up to barely eke out a gain for the day. The action kept markets intact, although still over sold. And in all th…
There are no discernable signs of economic stress...yet, bu tconsumers are concerned about wages and job security. The question begging to be asked: When is the Fed going to step in (Fed purview: Emp…
Markets sold off on Friday with results outside of "normal" pullback parameters. [NOTE: We had FOUR such pullbacks last year.] Declines of 1 - 1.5% were normal, and occurred prior to major events lik…
Richard Rosso and Matthew Doyle discuss rising healthcare costs and their impact on retirement healthcare planning: What would happen if you were to outlive retirement savings...and how to successful…
Tariff talk is giving markets a fit, unable to price equities or make reasonable earnings estimates amidst the on-again, off-again tariff threats. The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow economic forecasting tool p…
Markets sold off Wednesday ahead of 25% tariff impositions on foreign-made automobiles, and the uncertainty of other on-again, off-again tariff talk. Markets failed at the 200-DMA and the media alar…
Is the risk of recession rising? Consumer sentiment is flagging following last week's market correction. Investors cannot dismiss sentiment and money flows. Everything that drives the market gets dow…
The next round of earnings reporting begins in about two weeks. One thing that may allow for earnings beating expectations is the sharp decline in the U.S.Dollar. That has resulted in the out perform…
Lance launches today's show with Tariff Talk: the sticks and carrot strategy to gain more favorable trade conditions for the U.S.; the threat of tariffs and their impact are weighing on markets. Mean…
Money flows turned positive on Monday, with the MACD momentum signal triggering a buy signal. Relative strength also improved, after forming a bottom; the 20- and 200-DMA have now coincided, which sh…
Markets are wrapping up the final week of March, dealing with the uncertainty of the on-again, off-again tariffs. Manager are prepping for the end of the quarter, and will be rebalancing portfolios t…
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