Market Commentary

Latest consumer sentiment surveys suggest that most believe a recession is not at hand, the inverse of Wall Street and Federal Reserve analysts.  Sentiment surveys are the ultimate feedback indicator as

Treasuries resumed their torrent five-week advance as the JOLTS job openings hit the lowest since March 2021, reinforcing speculation the Federal Reserve will be able to

Welcome to December. November was the inverse of October. October marked the third consecutive decline and the longest losing streak since March 2020. On November 1 mega size techs were getting crushed with the NASDAQ 100 declining over

The velocity of change is incredible.  At the end of October, the S & P 500 was at its lowest level since May and 10% below its July peak.  The NASDAQ 100 was almost

Treasuries continued their unrelenting November rally on growing speculation the Federal Reserve is done with interest rate hikes and will

The two-year Treasury, or the instrument most sensitive to monetary policy, sold off following the release of weekly jobless claims which declined by the greatest amount since June thus suggesting employers are still holding onto workers in a

According to Bloomberg over $6 trillion in market capitalization has been added the S & P 500 in 2023, an advance primarily focused in

The markets are suggesting a 30% chance the overnight rate will be lowered by 0.25% in March.  Is this realistic or

According to Bloomberg, in three weeks, the NASDAQ 100 has made an abrupt U-turn that went from correction territory to a 15-month high, adding roughly

Will this week’s inflation data validate rising inflation expectations as measured by the University of Michigan Sentiment Index?