Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses what trends he’ll be watching as the first quarter draws to an end.
Two big variables in the weeks ahead, according to Sosnick, will be the US Federal Reserve’s rethink on monetary tightening and the ongoing Brexit drama in the United Kingdom.
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Rising lumber prices seem to be saying something positive about a U.S. housing recovery — and possibly about housing stocks.
In the world of investing, market uncertainty shaped by various economic, geopolitical, and societal factors is an inevitable reality. During periods of heightened uncertainty, financial advisors (FAs) can provide advice to their clients that extends beyond asset allocation and retirement projections.
Many predictions haven’t worked out as planned in early 2014.
Be discerning: The consumer rebound won’t lift all retail stocks.
