Midterm Election Results Just May Boost Stocks [Video]
The midterm election cycle is over. The Democrats control the Senate. The Republicans control the House. What does this mean for your portfolio?
The midterm election cycle is over. The Democrats control the Senate. The Republicans control the House. What does this mean for your portfolio?
Stocks had a rough day yesterday. The S&P 500, Dow and NASDAQ all had their worst single trading session since June 2020. The culprit was the latest CPI report.
Jerome Powell took the opportunity at the Fed's annual symposium to reassert inflation as public enemy #1. He indicated the Fed still has some heavy lifting to do.
Last week, hopes were high that May's inflation report would show signs that prices were beginning to stabilize. Those hopes were ceremonially dashed as the consumer price index climbed higher.
There is no way to sugar coat it - 2022 has been a brutal investment environment. The S&P 500 has registered seven straight weeks of negative returns.
Putin views Ukraine as a strategic territory in re-establishing Russia’s Soviet-era geopolitical clout, but the Ukrainian resistance has been steadfast.