Stocks are back at new highs and the S&P 500 Index is up more than 20% for the year with more than two months to go in 2021. This week in the LPL Market Signals
We have used most of the superlatives we know to describe corporate America’s stunning performances over the past two earnings seasons. Despite lofty
TGIFryeday! Another birthday for a Frye team member; this time we are celebrating Briana Arturo. She may be wearing a mask but you can still tell from her
With the fourth quarter underway—historically the best quarter for stocks, by the way—2022 is fast approaching. While a lot can still happen between now and the
TGIFryeday! A big smile to go along with a very happy birthday celebration for Alex Holguin, and, of course, a delicious – and healthy - cake!
And just like that, the calendar turned to October and volatility picked up in a big way, with three consecutive 1% moves for the S&P 500 Index to start the
They're back! Required minimum distributions (RMDs) are back in 2021 after a hiatus in 2020 thanks to the COVID-inspired CARES Act. And new for 2021, there are
LPL Research explores a few policy-related risks that may increase market volatility in the near-term but maintains the fundamental backdrop for the economy
According to LPL Research’s analysis of the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) recently released Beige Book, business sentiment on Main Street has declined in recent
LPL Research explores five things that some bears believe that do not worry us. First and foremost, this week’s commentary should not be construed to suggest
The term stagflation has been circulating increasingly in the financial media as inflation readings have risen sharply in recent months. The term is often
Corporate America did it again. Companies blew by estimates and made strategists and analysts look silly (though we humbly suggest that we may have looked less