Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses some themes from 2020 and what that means for risk going forward in 2021.
Control of the US Senate will have big implications for investors as will the direction of Fed policy and tech stocks.
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Stocks got off to a rough first week of the new year, with tech names leading the week’s decline. Several market observers called it the ‘reverse Goldilocks’ effect, where the market decided investors were getting a little too excited over the prospect of a Fed rate cut.
The U.S. middle class suffered the worst decade in modern history, based on the latest Pew research. Age played a role in who likely took the biggest wage hit.
Is the bond market signaling inflation storm clouds on the horizon?
Amazon and Apple disappointed investors on earnings
