The Week Ahead

Those trillions of dollars that were poured into the economy have nothing to do with any prices. It's all about the monetary policy. #economy

We've been saying that towards the summer and heading into the fall, that that rapid pace and economic recovery would really start to wane.

The Federal Reserve announced the biggest US lenders could easily withstand a severe recession, paving the way for them to boost dividends

If the markets were really concerned with the feds raising rates, higher growth should have been hit really hard. #stockmarket 

Markets were unconcerned by the slightly hotter than expected inflation numbers. #inflation #stockmarket #transitory

I have from talking to people in various industries, what I have heard is there seems to be a kind of a shift instead of the demand. #economy

What we saw through this in this earnings season was even when companies delivered better than expected better than consensus.

Inflation fears are overdone, but overvalued asset classes like equities need perfection to keep the ball rolling. #stockmarket #research

We have a far more manageable number of earnings reports to be had this week, and here are the ones that we are focusing on. #earnings

There was little downside associated with any of them as equities continue to defy gravity AND 2021 is already a third over!

More than 325 report earnings this week and the pace will only accelerate further the following week. It’s going to be fast, and furious.

Welcome to Advisorpedia's Week Ahead. Here's what's happened last week and ahead for this week. #stockmarket #economy #investing

The first quarter of 2021 was a positive one for US stocks, but the quarter, like the majority of days in it didn't end on a positive note.

Tune in to see wht happened in the markets last week and what's ahead that could affect prices, the economy and world markets.

To sum up last week it was all about The Fed, Treasury Yields and February Winter Weather. #stockmarket #economy 

After the roaring 20s when the stock bubble burst, the low of on the Dow in 1932 was 40% BELOW where it was at the start of 1920 #stockmarket

We're going to talk about what's really driving the market over this past week and what you need to pay attention to for the week ahead.

Christopher Versace and Lenore Elle Hawkins dive deep into what the market said last week and what are the key indictors this week. 

There is a lot of optimism is priced in the market right now, which tells us expectations are really high. #stockmarket #investors #investing

A deep dive into the compexity of the markets — what happened last week and what are the key indictors this week. #stockmarket

Christopher Versace and Lenore Elle Hawkins give us a preview on what they are looking for to affect the markets this first week of February.