Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Are equity markets climbing a wall of worry? Or are investor actions due to optimism, despite the many items about which they could be worried? The two scenarios of worry and optimism don’t usually fit together but they have been fast friends during this era. Can the markets continue their march upward?
Monthly Brief July 2020 – Never Say “This Time It’s Different” CAPITAL MARKETS Health concerns aside, the global equity markets continued to move higher during July. In the U.S. the S&P 500 Index returned 5.6% in July but could not keep up with the Tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite Index’s July return of 6.9%. Headline numbers aside, the real story was about the makeup…
Monthly Brief June 2020 – Market Tracking 2009? CAPITAL MARKETS Following the sharp, two-month rebound from the depths of the March decline, June saw U.S. equity markets peak early before pausing through month-end. To date, the US markets have led the rebound but June saw improved participation from global markets with, in particular, the MSCI Emerging Markets Index gaining over 7%…
Monthly Brief May 2020 – Oversold Bounce or New Trend? CAPITAL MARKETS For much of the past ten weeks, the axiom that the “markets climb a wall of worry” seems to be in full force. Health and economic concerns (and now rising social tensions) continue to have broad reaching implications, yet markets appear to be increasingly focused on how, and not…