Market Update for the Quarter Ending September 30, 2021
Markets pulled back sharply in September after setting record highs in August. Read More
Markets pulled back sharply in September after setting record highs in August. Read More
U.S. stock markets saw gains for the month and quarter, but not all stocks did well. Higher interest rates led to some volatility, especially for growth and technology companies. Read More
Markets continued to rally in the final month of 2020 Read More
On a quarterly basis, all three indices showed strong rebounds following March’s volatility. Read More
March was another terrible month for stocks, capping off a turbulent quarter. The continued spread of the novel coronavirus led to even more fear and uncertainty in global markets. Read More
What a difference a year can make. At the end of 2018, markets were selling off due to political concerns, and the year finished on a sour note. But 2019 had a significantly better ending for investors. Read More
U.S. markets had a positive September, which helped offset volatility earlier in the quarter. Read More
June’s gains offset May’s declines, leading to positive quarterly performance of 4.30 percent for the S&P 500, 3.21 percent for the DJIA, and 3.87 percent for the Nasdaq. Read More
For the third month in a row, all three major U.S. equity markets were positive for the month. Read More
Unfortunately, investors who were holding out hope for a year-end rally were disappointed. As 2018 came to its end, rising political and economic concerns weighed on global markets. Read More