In this week’s market update, we will review the growing prospects of a global oil supply crunch and what that could mean for inflation, interest rates, and the stock market.

In this week’s market update, we will review what energy leadership may mean for the broader tape and some of the implications of a potential breakdown for Apple’s stock.

In this week’s market update, we will discuss where things stand with the August correction and how we expect rising interest rates and commodity prices to impact asset prices over the next few months.

If you’re looking to secure a stable income for years to come, now may be the perfect time to consider investing in bonds. With today’s high-interest rates, the window of opportunity to lock in impressive yields is open—but it may not stay that way for long.

In this week’s update, we want to review the ongoing stock market correction, use history to gauge how much prices may correct, and look at what stock market leadership may look like as we exit this period of discounted stock prices.

In this week’s update, we discuss the current market pullback within the context of historical corrections, areas of the market we believe are showing potential signs of leadership, and what we think interest rates mean for asset allocation, growth stocks, and value stocks.

In this week’s market update, we take a look at the recent market pullback and how long it might take for the stocks to work off overbought conditions.

In this week’s market update, we talk about the implications of the U.S. credit downgrade on the bond and stock markets and how we think investors can use that event to upgrade their own portfolios.

In this week’s update, we are going to discuss how rising energy and food prices, combined with a gradual slowing in GDP growth, could be setting the market up for a stagflationary environment in the second half. We will also look at what portfolio’s strategies have worked and not worked during similar historical periods.

In this week’s update we are going to review the action in Tesla, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Netflix and what clues the earnings calls and stock reactions may give us about the path forward in IT. Second, we will review the impact of rising commodity prices on inflation expectations, interest rates, and asset allocation.

In this week’s update, we will review how the depreciation of the US dollar impacts inflation, commodities, and overall asset allocation. We are also going to review the technical backdrop of the oil and precious metals market and why we think the current cycle mirrors the early innings of the 2000-2010 commodity super cycle.

In this week’s update, we are going to review the recent employment report, some of the cracks we have started to see in the technology trade, the energy sector’s role as it relates to inflation expectations, and how investors can use energy stocks to potentially protect themselves during times of stagflation.

In this week’s market update, we attempt to answer the questions: What impact will a bursting bubble in tech have on the market and your portfolio? And will the busting bubble impact the real economy or stay contained to technology?

In this week’s market update, we review the continued threat from an ever-widening technology bubble that we view as a clear and present danger to the average portfolio on Main Street.

In this week’s update we review the state of the bubble in technology, how close we think the bubble is to popping and what were doing NOW to position for tomorrow.

In this week’s market update, we will review factors influencing the monthly inflation report, give updates on the U.S. labor market, and analyze some of the asset allocation implications of a narrow stock market and what we think it means for your portfolio.

In this week’s market update, we will address the historical bubble that we think is forming at the very top of the Nasdaq and what this, along with weak stock market breadth, believe means for stocks and your portfolio.

In this week’s market update, we will review how large the top of the market now represents of the S&P 500 and what this may portend for future S&P 500.