“Don’t Sell in May” | Weekly Market Commentary | May 7, 2018
“The May through October period has historically been the weakest six months for equities.”
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“The May through October period has historically been the weakest six months for equities.”
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“May’s arrival has brought warmer weather to many parts of the U.S. (finally), but it also brings talk of one of the most widely cited stock market clichés in history: “Sell in May and go away.”
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“The Bond Market Perspectives “Search for Income” is a quarterly guide to our top ideas for income-producing strategies.”
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“The economy posted solid first quarter growth of 2.3% in the face of seasonal headwinds.”
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“We make the case that stock valuations are reasonable when considering interest rates and inflation.”
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“The yield curve has continued to flatten; however, because rates are rising simultaneously, it is a less ominous indicator for the economy relative to if yields were falling.”
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“There are several market myths related to certain market indicators which have the tendency to distract investors from what really matters in assessing market opportunities.”
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“Based on our analysis, the Beige Book continues to deliver a positive view of the U.S. economy.”
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“Updates on LPL Research’s views on equity, equity sectors, fixed income, and alternative asset classes.”
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“After a substantive increase in the first months of 2018, real yields have slowly declined, a positive indicator for stock and bond markets, as they suggest lower true cost of debt for domestic companies.”
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