Market Signals by LPL Financial
Summary: LPL Financial Research team discusses current market trends and look ahead, sharing insightful projections on a weekly basis.
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Goodbye Recession, Hello Election by
Spikes in COVID-19 cases, fixed income rates, confusing news from banks, and unemployment are playing havoc with investors’ plans, says LPL Financial Research.
LPL Financial strategists discuss the economic recovery, recent economic data, and the outlook for Europe.
This very well could be the start of the long-awaited correction. The LPL Strategists discuss the near-term market outlook and what stocks could do the rest of 2020.
The economy is showing new signs of life, with May delivering record-breaking jobs numbers. Confidence in investing in America is rising.
LPL Financial Research discusses consumer spending, US-China trade tensions, Hong Kong, stocks, economic activity, and why this looks like a bull market.
How Our Economy Can Bounce Back by
LPL Financial Research strategists review the impact of recent economic data and explain that well-deserved pullback odds are increasing. Tracking number: 1-05008976
Resilience, Perseverance, and Innovation of Americans and Small Business Owners.
LPL Financial Research believes stocks may be reflecting better times ahead, this earnings season is unprecedented, and oil prices may be going back up soon.
LPL Research strategists discuss this unpredictable earnings season, stock market vs. economy, and if the recovery will be a V, W, or squiggly, lopsided U.
LPL Financial Research strategists discuss what a recession is, the Fed’s newest $2.3 trillion loan package, and chances that 2020 could finish in the green.
A Really Tough Week by
The economy was unprepared for COVID-19, but we’re starting to see a silver lining. We take a look at positive policy action, the recent stimulus package, our upgraded views on equities, and resilience.
After the worst week for stocks since October 2008, there may be some light at the end of a very dark tunnel. Planned fiscal and monetary policy actions offer potential positive signs for improved corporate confidence. And we ask, have we bottomed yet?