Lance Roberts's Comment & Analysis
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Presidential elections and market corrections have a long history of companionship. Given the rampant rhetoric between the right and left, such is not surprising. Such is particularly the case over...
Valuation metrics have little to do with what the market will do over the next few days or months. However, they are essential to future outcomes and shouldn’t be dismissed during the surge in...
After over two years, retail investors, also known as the “dumb money,” are almost back to breakeven.A recent chart by Vanda Research shows that the average retail “dumb money”...
“When you sit down with your portfolio management team, and the first comment made is ‘this is nuts,’ it’s probably time to think about your overall portfolio risk. On Friday,...
Recently, retail investors have started chasing small-cap stocks in hopes of both a rate-cutting cycle by the Federal Reserve and avoiding a recession.Such would seem logical given that, historically,...
Over the last several months, we have seen repeated employment reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) that crushed economists’ estimates and seemed to defy logic. Such is particularly...
While the bulls remain entirely in control of the market narrative, divergences, and other technical warnings suggest becoming more cautious may be prudent.In January 2020, we discussed why we were...
The cost of housing remains a hot-button topic with both Millennials and Gen-Z. Plenty of articles and commentaries address the concern of supply and affordability, with the younger generations...
In September 2021, I discussed how the market had set its sights on the S&P 500 index hitting 5000. To wit.
“Yes, the rally off the COVID-19 bottom in March 2020 has been extraordinary, but...
As the financial markets grind higher, retirement savers have consciously decided to add more to equity risk. Such was the result of a recent Bloomberg survey.
“Retirement savers want more...