Insights

Stock market rise aligns with earnings growth; skepticism proven wrong as 2021 forecast exceeds expectations.

Market faces inflation fears amid economic recovery. Strong growth boosts optimism, but challenges remain.

Rising inflation fears as U.S. economy strengthens. Fed aims to keep rates low, but market volatility may increase.

Economic optimism for 2021: vaccine rollout, stimulus, low rates. Growth stocks lead, but value stocks may gain soon.

2020 recap: Markets rebounded strongly despite the pandemic. 2021 outlook sees growth in U.S. equities, earnings, and economic recovery.

Markets look ahead: Positives include stimulus support, low rates, and post-vaccine growth despite current economic struggles.

While sectors like hospitality struggle, innovation thrives in tech and e-commerce. The economy's resilience prevails.

The stock market reflects future potential, not past fears. Short-term losses can hide underlying growth in diverse sectors.

Investors are shifting $5 trillion from money markets to stocks, chasing better returns as Covid-19 cases stabilize and recovery begins.

Markets stabilize despite tough economy; it's about future earnings, not present struggles. Small recovery signs bring hope.

Market rebounds as optimism grows, but volatility remains. Recovery signs exist, yet uncertainty lingers over true economic impact.

Uncertainty persists amid COVID-19, but history shows market recoveries follow clarity. Fed's stimulus aims to steady the path.

Facing health and economic stress, we seek calm amid COVID-19. Lockdowns build a bridge to recovery; markets adapt to the 'new normal.

COVID-19's impact has led to a bear market and likely recession. Focus on health, stay calm, and we'll adapt to the new economic reality.

Virus uncertainty hits markets hard. Focus on long-term outlook as the supply chain and global economy eventually stabilize.

Experts missed the mark in 2019. The future is unpredictable, so we'll focus on long-term returns and your risk tolerance.

Wishing you a Happy, Healthy and Successful 2020!

Strong economy: 224K jobs added in June. S&P 500 peaks, but market reacts daily to Fed rate cut talk and trade concerns.

Fed plans three rate hikes led to a 13.5% drop in the S&P 500. Reversal to steady rates saw a 13.6% rise in Q1.

Investor anxiety grew in 2018 due to large market swings and issues like government shutdowns, tariffs, and Brexit.