Women’s History Month: Ten financial tips for all women in order to live life on their terms
Women’s History Month has its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed and authorized a resolution and requested the President to proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982 as “Women’s History Week.” Throughout the next five years, Congress continued to pass joint resolutions designating a week in March as “Women’s History Week.” In 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project, Congress passed a new resolution designating the month of March as “Women’s
Brian Wesbury discusses why the fear of China is OVERBLOWN
Monday Morning Outlook Will Russian Sanctions Lead China to Sell US Debt?
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Brian S. Wesbury, Chief Economist
Robert Stein, Deputy Chief Economist
Date: 3/7/2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led western nations to impose the most draconian economic sanctions in the modern era. The Russian stock and bond markets have collapsed, along with Russia’s currency, the ruble.
Many investors fear that China, which has always wanted control of Taiwan,
Weekly recap of the market…from MT Newswires
Market RecapWeek of Feb. 28 through Mar. 4, 2022 The S&P 500 struggled to stay positive last week as the Russian invasion of Ukraine entered its second week, sending reverberations through global financial markets.
But insulated by comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to Congress and a strong labor market report, the benchmark index closed at 4,328.87, 1.3% lower from last week’s close of 4,384.65.
Wall Street was braced for the worst last week as the Russian army march
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A Summary of Warren Buffett’s letter
Every year the ‘Oracle of Omaha’ holds a shareholder meeting which highlights the performance and companies owned by his company, Berkshire Hathaway. Part and parcel to this is his annual report with his “shareholder letter”. 12 pages…so attached are some of the highlights!
Thoughts on the reality of conflict- Bahl & Gaynor
Febry 25, 2022The military conflict in Ukraine involves a terrible loss of human life; this and the displacement such an event causes overshadow the economic impact that will ultimately be felt. Bahl & Gaynor, as a fiduciary, has a responsibility to consider the impact of this event on the welfare of client investors. We provide our thoughts below at a macro level followed by considerations more specifically relevant to our investment approach.
Macro-Level Perspective
US economic intere
Weekly recap of the market…from MT Newswires
Weekly market recap
Weekly recap of the market…from MT Newswires
Market RecapWEEK OF FEB. 14 THROUGH FEB. 18, 2022The S&P 500 index fell 1.6% last week amid mounting tensions between Russia and Ukraine and the potential effects of expected tightening in US monetary policy.The market benchmark ended the week at 4,348.87, down from last Friday’s closing level of 4,418.64. The index has now had weekly declines in five of the seven weeks that have occurred thus far in 2022. It is down 3.7% for February to date and has fallen 8.8% in the year to date.Last week’s d
Weekly recap of the market…from MT Newswires
Market RecapWeek of Feb. 7 through Feb. 11, 2022 The S&P 500 index fell 1.8% last week on rising US consumer costs and as tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalated.
The market benchmark ended the week at 4,418.64, down from last week’s closing level of 4,500.53. The index is now down 2.1% to date in February and has fallen 7.3% so far this year.
The index posted gains on Tuesday and Wednesday as some better-than-expected quarterly earnings reports continued to come in and a decli
Weekly recap of the market…from MT Newswires
Market RecapWeek of Jan. 31 through Feb. 4, 2022 The S&P 500 index rose 1.5% last week, marking its largest weekly percentage gain of 2022 so far, led by the energy, consumer discretionary, and financial sectors amid better-than-expected January nonfarm payrolls, while some Q4 corporate earnings also topped estimates.
The market benchmark ended the week at 4,500.53, up from last week’s closing level of 4,431.85. This marks the S&P 500’s second positive week in a row, although the index