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Daniela Pylypczak: Despite a slew of positive economic reports, Wall Street continued to be under the spell of the seemingly never-ending fiscal cliff negotiations. After several back and forth talks with the President, House Speaker Read more…
Stoyan Bojinov: This past year shaped out to be quite the roller coaster ride for many investors; equity markets persevered through tumultuous, and seemingly never-ending, eurozone debt drama, while the economic recovery at home remains slow and steady at best. Read more…
Stoyan Bojinov: Investors of all walks have embraced ETFs as the investment vehicle of choice when it comes to accessing virtually any asset class in the global market. Read more…
Jared Cummans: Last week saw equities continue their surge, as the Dow made a case to hold well above the 13,000 level and the S&P was able to cross the 1,400 benchmark. While a number of investors are cheering on the rally, the rapid rise has many worried that some kind of pullback is overdue and that Read more…
Jared Cummans: After an up and down week, the coming trading days should be relatively calm. Though there will be key economic data releases in a number of countries, this week ahead will have a Read more…
Eric Dutram: This past week was a generally positive one for markets as investors shook off European worries for the time being, buying up equities across the board. Although stocks trended lower in Monday trading, they soon took off in the middle part of the week as a coordinated effort by the leaders of the euro Read more…
This past week was one of the most volatile in recent memory as traders digested news of an S&P downgrade of American debt and continued uncertainty in the euro zone. Markets oscillated by more than 4% on most days with sharp changes in the final hour of trading being pretty much the Read more…
Thanks to sluggish growth and ongoing fears over the long-term health of the American economy, the housing market across the country remains incredibly weak. With unemployment over 9.0% and many homeowners being underwater in their mortgages, sales and demand for new housing Read more…
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