October tends to be a volatile month for markets.
Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses the volatile market movements we have seen in recent sessions.
Are there signs of trouble ahead? Or is this just an example of the typical October nervousness?
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The 2024 US presidential election will likely have a significant impact on markets, with the potential for policy changes and increased political volatility. The current macroeconomic backdrop favors President Joe Biden more than what political polls suggest, with most macroeconomic indicators pointing towards an improving economy.
UPS saw double-digit declines in exports from Asia to the U.S. and Europe. It’s one more worrying sign about the health of the global economy.
Covestor’s Mike Arold, manager of the Technical Swing model, lays out a plan for how he plans to deal with potential market weakness using ETFs.
Here’s how to think about the market’s key fear gauge
