When it comes to elections, the markets seem to seek clarity above all else; yet there are some policy implications to consider. We break down the 2018 midterm elections in this latest Client Letter.
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We believe wage growth (and labor costs) will remain manageable amid the Fed’s gradual approach and changing labor market dynamics.
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Within the four-year presidential cycle, this quarter and the following two quarters next year are historically the best for stocks.
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The S&P 500 fell about 4% last week amid a myriad of concerns, among them possible peak earnings and a potentially overly aggressive Federal Reserve.
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As financial markets fluctuate, we encourage investors to focus on solid U.S. economic fundamentals.
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The U.S. economy likely grew at a moderate to strong pace in the third quarter.
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With about one-fifth of third quarter earnings results in, the numbers have been solid thus far despite tariffs and increasing wage pressures.
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Updates on LPL Research’s views on equity, equity sectors, fixed income, and alternative asset classes.
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Several new readings on inflation last week confirmed that price pressures remain manageable, supporting a continued gradual path of rate hikes for the Federal Reserve (Fed).
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We share our perspective on the sell-off and discuss where stocks may go from here.
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