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Fuel, Frames and Feathers
The Nasdaq surge makes history. The US delegation seeks Chinese support. Electricity grows as a global energy source. The Zero (dollar) Art Fair. An owl mom trains rescued owlets.
Read MoreGenerations, Graduates and Glamour
As earnings season winds down, earnings growth continues to drive stock market gains. The Great Wealth Transfer - slow drip rather than sudden windfall. College grads enter a tough job market and the Met Gala sets a record!
Read MorePioneers, Pups, and a Picasso
April's strong company earnings propel stocks to their best performance since the pandemic. Unprecedented changes at the Federal Reserve. The first AI driven graduating class. Dogs rule in San Francisco and a lucky new Picasso owner!
Read MoreFrom Home Management to Planet Management
Stocks return to drifting, investors between pessimism and optimism. Will a new Fed Chair result in a new inflation gauge? “Degree Hacking” is changing education. Do you need a “Home Chief of Staff? A teenager solves environmental concerns.
Read MoreGrad Costs, Cocoa, and Coastlines
Stocks soar to new all-time highs. Make no mistake, earnings growth drives stock returns over time. Grad school loans get new limits. Chocolate, not what it used to be? More protected oceans.
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Early Exit, Student Statesman, and Fairway Fun
Stocks rally on news of a ceasefire…will it last? Signs that you are ready for early retirement. A teenager runs for Governor, and the DSG Capital Advisors Mini Golf Outing!
Read MoreAlternative Lending, Apple and Artemis
Q1 stock performance…down but not out. Concern growing in private credit markets. Apple turns 50, and a successful moon launch 53 years after Apollo 17!
Read MoreFlailing, Phishing and Filing
Stocks flail as oil shortages lead to a fifth consecutive week of S&P 500 losses. Comparing Q1 2026 vs 2025 Industry Performance. Think before you click…cybercriminals at work! Tax tips and Rocket Man celebrates his 79th birthday!
Read MoreQ1 Indicator, IRAs, and Hoops
Stocks continue to fall and Q1 performance is negative so far, what about for the rest of 2026? Tax-efficient IRA distribution strategies. Southern California home prices are highest in the state and country. March Madness begins!
Read MoreAmazon Bonds, College Costs, and Costa Rica
Oil volatility reaches historic levels, but current signals indicate prices could be lower in a month. Large corporations are using bond offerings to fund AI buildout. The SAVE student loan repayment plan is ending, and a pura vida getaway.
Read MoreGen Z Workforce, Wanderlust, and Punch's Plush Toy
The Iranian conflict and the historical impact of oil price spikes on US stocks. Overcoming Gen Z workplace challenges. Micro-cations and Punch the Monkey’s IKEA companion.
Read MoreSuccession Plans, Satellite Campuses, and Sea Bears
Investors continue to rotate into well-known sectors as stock prices separate from projected earnings growth. Shifts in multigenerational wealth planning. Elite universities establish satellite locations. Happy National Polar Bear Day!
Read MorePrivate Equity, Financial Longevity, and Olympic Pup
Stocks rotate as inflation rises, economic growth slows and global tensions rise. Plan for your financial longevity. Is the view of Private Equity shifting? A four-legged Olympian.
Read MorePayroll, Plans, and Passion
AI concerns cause record-breaking dispersion in stock performance. Inflation cools and US job market transitions. Best laid (retirement) plans. Dow Jones reaches 50,000 milestone. Valentine’s Day traditions from around the world.
Read MoreMergers, Matchups, and Medals
Stocks slide as AI spending accelerates. Musk’s SpaceX and xAI would be the largest corporate merger in history. SuperBowl LX rematch. The Olympic Games begin!
Read MoreGold, Homes, and Grit
The Federal Reserve gets a new Chairman causing gold to lose a little luster. Could 2026 be the year to buy a new home? Try “Friction-maxxing” to build confidence and character.
Read MoreGlobal Tensions, Estate Taxes and Kids Accounts
DSG Capital Advisors releases its 2025 Review and 2026 Outlook. Global tensions over Greenland de-escalate in Davos. New Trump Accounts for kids and new estate tax laws go into effect. Space travel is back on the launchpad.
Read MoreBetting, Books and Bieber
Early Q4 earnings bring signs of stabilization and a touch of optimism. Prediction markets allow betting on home prices. Book trends this year. Is 2026 the new 2016?
Read MoreInterns, Indicators, and Playoffs
Stocks start the year positive following years of historically high returns. Winter interns are “All in the Family” at DSG Capital Advisors. The simplicity of Moylan’s arrow withstands the test of time. This weekend is “Football Heaven”!
Read MoreFortunes, Festivities, and Furry Friends
Falling stocks find support in lower inflation data. US jobs data depicts a job market that materially weakened in 2025. The average US net worth by age. New Year’s Eve traditions and funny pets!
Read MoreWills, Waves & Wisecracks
Stocks grind modestly higher as the Federal Reserve delivers the final interest rate cut of the year. Transfer assets to your children equitably rather than equally. The December Cold Moon creates dramatic California tides and groan-worthy
Read MoreKid's Cash, Chasing the Dream, and Cocoa
Stocks drift prior to the Santa Clause rally. A million dollars just doesn't pay for what it used to. Jellyfish found in Minnesota lakes and hot cocoa has a long and storied history.
Read MoreHomebuilders, Hobbies, and Holiday Trivia
Nvidia’s earnings results don't calm investors. The S&P 500 reverse occurs in 0.1% of trading days over the past 40 years. New home builders try to entice buyers. "Grandmacore" hobbies provide stress free minds. and Thanksgiving trivia.
Read MoreBuffet, Borrowing, and Pennies
Concerns over AI spending and resulting profitability cast shadow over stocks. A lack of economic data makes uncertain December interest rate cut. Warren Buffet's final letter to shareholders. Trump's 50-year mortgage and the last penny.
Read MoreCutting Edge Tools, Non-Conventional Loans, and Canine Clones
Investors appear nervous as uncertainty abounds. DSGCA investment team beta tests a closed source AI tool. Healthcare costs continue to rise. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages make a comeback. Tom Brady's dog looks familiar!
Read MoreFrightful Fed, First Send, and Fa-BOO-lous Fun!
Fed Chair Powell’s comments were more trick than treat for investors. The “Mammoth 5 Mega-caps” reach a combined $18 trillion valuation. Celebrating “L-O” the first electronic message and DSG Capital Advisor's Halloween Happy Hour!
Read MoreAlgorithms, Art, and Animal Athletes
Stocks continue to grow as CPI is below forecasts and Q3 earnings results are largely constructive. DSGCA investment team discuss AI. The algorithm behind credit card numbers. World's largest museum heist in history and a skateboarding pig.
Read MoreLater Life, LEGOs, and Listings
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Read MoreAI, Octopi and Pumpkin Pie
Quarterly earnings reports begin next week with US banks. The 2025 US debt grew by $1.8 trillion in 2025 despite tariff revenue. AI companies expand their workforce and real estate footprints. World Octopus Day and plenty of Pumpkins.
Read MoreShutdown, Sororities, and Soda
Stocks continue to climb despite the Government Shutdown. Sororities cash in on NIL money. Why McDonald's Diet Coke is so good. Introducing Nick Mattiacci - DSGCA's newest Investment Analyst!
Read MoreSocial Security, Solo Cups and a DSGCA Soiree
Stocks slide as real interest rates rise. The Wealth Effect drives economy. Social Security is down. A young entrepreneur turns Solo cups into clothing. DSG Capital Advisor’s First Anniversary is a huge success!
Read MoreRate Cuts, MN Text Scam, and Marshmallows
Stocks record new all-time highs as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates. Economic growth dictates how stocks perform after interest rate cuts. Beware of a text scam impersonating the MN Dept of Revenue. The history of marshmallows.
Read MoreGleaming Gold, Fall Flavors, and Feline Friends
Oracle rockets higher. What’s driving the rise in stock prices? Gold breaks a 45 year high. Fall flavors for cooling temperatures. The most popular cat breed of 2025.
Read MoreSeptember Seasonality, Social Security, and State Fair Fun
Job growth declines as September Seasonality unfolds. Social Security changes are coming in 2026. The NFL football season kicked off Thursday night. DSGCA team members go to the Fair!
Read MoreHousing, Tax Haven, and Hounds
Stocks continue to grow as we say farewell to summer. Were Nvidia’s earnings results good enough? Signs of hope for home buyers following disruption in housing market equilibrium. The advantages of a Roth IRA and National Dog Day!
Read MoreSteady NASDAQ, State Fair, and Salmon
Low summer trading volume as investors await Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech, the NASDAQ’s 20-week stretch could be a long-term opportunity, new Minnesota State Fair food and Denver's big catch!
Read MoreEconomic Evolution, Popcorn Brain, and Cookies & Cream
Investor focus turns from earnings to economic data. A snapshot history of the US economy. The term “popcorn brain” is coined and M&M’s announces a new flavor!
Read MoreEarnings, Travel Insurance, and Watermelons
Stocks rebound as Q2 earnings growth fuels optimism. Medical travel insurance for international travel. National Watermelon Day!
Read MoreDeclining Jobs, TSA Shoe Policy, and Robo-Fish
A weak jobs report and updated tariff policies overshadow technology company earnings reports. AI spending exceeds consumer spending in 2025. After 20 years, travelers can now keep their shoes on when flying. A pollution-eating fish.
Read MoreEarnings, Trillionaires, and Evapotranspiration
Earnings season is in full swing, the newest member of the Trillionaires Club, OBBBA changes for charitable giving and corn sweat.
Read MoreJuly Highs, James Beard, and Jurassic Find
Stocks grind higher in July, James Beard Award winners and a Ceratosaurus dinosaur breaks auction records.
Read MoreOBBBA-di, OBBBA-da, Life Goes On...
Volatility on renewed tariff concerns. Stocks could provide positive returns. The DSG Capital Advisors 2025 Mid-Year Review and Outlook. Nvidia is first in history to reach $4 Trillion. The One Big Beautiful Bill & the popsicle origin.
Read MoreFourth of July, 401k and Fireworks
New tax bill passes before the holiday, reviewing 2025 first half returns. Don't delay investing your 401K rollover and the history of fireworks.
Read MoreSparkle, Retirement Spending, and Splooting
Stock prices poised to end the quarter near an all-time high as gold prices continue to rise. Be aware of unexpected medical costs in retirement and animals beating the heat.
Read MoreEconomy, Estate Tax, and Eaglets
Stocks decline in shortened trading week focused on the Israel-Iran conflict. The 2nd half of 2025 brings slower economic growth, higher inflation & unemployment? Federal estate tax exemption rises to $15 million? Sunny the eaglet flies.
Read MoreCPI, Caddie, and Candy Thief
Inflation data lower than expected, investors and economists at odds, a dentist and former caddie competes in the U.S. Open and an elephant in Thailand helps himself to treats.
Read MoreJobs, Jumbo Screens and Jonathan
Markets begin the summer trading lull as job growth reports are mixed. Today is the 92nd anniversary of the drive-in movie theater. Welcome to Jonathan Bellm, the most recent addition to the DSG Capital Advisors investment team!
Read MoreBytes, Bucks, and Baby Bears
Stocks rally to produce the best May since 1990 while tariffs continue to dominate headlines. Nvidia’s earnings confirm AI strength. A winning wedding anniversary lottery ticket and a baby bear's rescue.
Read MoreBills, Wills, and Thrills
The “Big Beautiful Bill” causes stocks to hit a bond wall. A Professor’s Legacy. Kangaroo escape and summer cocktail recipes.
Read MoreMarkets, Medals, and Mamas
Markets rebound as inflation cools. Women need life insurance. Gold medals replaced and 14 pregnant labor and deliver nurses!
Read MoreAmerican Pope, Side Jobs, and Sea Lions
Earnings reports boost stocks, the first trade deal announced…is China next? Working retirees, the first American Pope and a sea lion with soul.
Read MoreInheritances, Letters, and Camels
Stocks regain their footing after the new Administration’s turbulent first 100 days. What to do with an inheritance? A sole letter from the Titanic. Australia’s feral camel problem.
Read MoreSubsiding Volatility, Superbillionaires and Second Chances
Markets recover as volatility subsides. “All or Nothing” Months historically precede strong returns. REAL IDs needed for travel and Superbillionaires flourish. Kayla volunteers at Anguilla Animal Rescue Foundation (AARF) on vacation.
Read MoreA Week to Remember…A Week to Forget
Extreme Volatility, The Masters, Dire Wolves and Introducing Iman Karshe
Read MoreChallenges
“Reciprocal” tariffs sever the US from global trade and shock investors worldwide. NCAA Final Four games commence this weekend. The DSGCA team "escapes" and the most popular pet names are revealed.
Read MoreSpace Recovery, Secret City, and Scientific Healing
Federal Reserve on hold until tariff visibility improves, Suni and Bruce return home, a city under the ice, and a healing hydrogel becomes a scientific breakthrough.
Read MorePullback, Pi and St Patty's
Tariff worries quickly push stocks into a correction. History dictates stock returns depend on whether the economy enters recession. Celebrate Pi Day and Brain Awareness week. Conor McGregor hides hidden treasure for St. Patrick’s Day!
Read MoreTariffs, Tolls, and Tools
Stocks face pressure from elevated uncertainty. An historical look at market volatility. FBI Smishing warning, ancient tools found in Tanzania, and a basketball phenom making a difference.
Read MoreBuffett, Basketball, and Boats
Stocks enter February like a lamb and go out like a lion on Tariff Tantrum, Nvidia’s earnings fail to impress, Warren Buffett’s key principals for success, WNBA’s Taurasi retires as the GOAT and San Francisco’s new ferry.
Read MorePutts, Piano, and Fish Phenomenon
A quiet winter week for stocks as the Trump Administration stirs the pot. Does Walmart slowdown signal a consumer slowdown? A technical way to read putts. A good samaritan restores an O’Hare piano. An anglerfish has captured hearts online.
Read MoreTariffs, Treats and TV Icons
Investors’ love of stocks continues as does Trump’s fondness for tariffs. Inflation sparks rekindled. Conversation hearts have a long history and SNL celebrates 50 years.
Read MoreSuperbowl LIX, Groundhogs, and Puppy Dogs
Tariffs surprise investors. Job market is back to baseline. Should the Monday after Superbowl be a National Holiday? Groundhog Day trivia, and puppies play football for a chance at their forever homes.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence, Earnings Power, and Happy Reunions
DeepSeek jolts the US artificial intelligence playbook but Q4 earnings calms investors’ fears. Supersonic travel is on the horizon again. An amazing 8-year reunion for a man and his best friend.
Read MoreCocktails, Collectors, and Cookies
A positive week of trading supported by a strong first week of earnings releases. Dry January, baseball collector scores big and Post Malone’s cookie crush.
Read MoreCPI, Celestial Wonders, and Cinnamon Buns
Investors applaud 2024 CPI data and bank earnings. Red Number 3 banned by the FDA. Planets align in January and Isles Bun & Coffee has the best cinnamon buns.
Read MoreTreasuries, Travel, and Tagalongs
Stocks fade as Treasury yields rise. “The January Effect” has dissipated but “mean reversion” emerges. Intentional travel for 2025. Celebrating Elvis’ 90th birthday and Girl Scout cookie season is here!
Read More2024 Market Review, President Carter and Ringing in the New Year
Looking back at 2024. The stock market honors President Carter. The ball drops in Times Square for the 120th year. Tiny homes for flood victims.
Read MoreMega Caps, Medical Music & Caitlin Clark
Stocks continue the 2024 rally. Eight US mega cap companies reach $1 trillion in market value. Music is therapy for memory loss patients. Caitlin Clark is the Athlete of the Year. Libby publishes the year’s top e-books.
Read MoreRSI Readings, Retirement, and Roasting Chestnuts
Powell equates rate cuts to driving through a foggy night. Current RSI levels point to the possibility of outsized returns in 2025. Updated spending guidelines for retirees. A pilot receives a lifesaving gift. The chestnut challenge.
Read MoreRate Cuts, A.I. Granny, and Holiday Movies
S&P 500 has an historic number of all-time highs in 2024. All systems “Go” for a December rate cut. A.I. granny fights scammers. The world’s most dangerous pizza. Top 10 holiday movie quotes.
Read MoreMarkets, Marathons and Mocha Mousse
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus Rally! Job data supports a December rate cut. Shoppers weigh in about their plans for this holiday season. A cancer surgeon’s remarkable race and Mocha Mousse - Pantone’s Color of the Year.
Read MoreNvidia's Rise, Doomsday Fish, and First Class Shake Shack
Stocks regain footing on Nvidia’s earnings release, Turkey prices drop, doomsday fish on California shores, and first-class burgers.
Read MoreStock Correlations, Cars, and the Colosseum
Post election pressure on stock markets. Used car prices falling. Be a Roman gladiator for a night. Treasured toys earn a spot in the National Toy Hall of Fame.
Read MoreElection, Stocks, and Retirement
Stocks rise on election results and the Fed cuts interest rates. New retirement savings limits for 2025. A mini-moon orbits earth and dogs inspire recycling.
Read MoreDaylight Savings, Dodgers Victory, and Cheese Thieves
Stocks decline as earnings disappoint and bond yields rise. The US economy expands on outsized government and consumer spending. Time rolls back, Dodgers win and who stole the cheese?
Read MoreUpdated Tax Brackets, Sophisticated Snacks, and Baseball Brouhaha
Six-week winning streak ends for S&P 500 index. Lower stock returns over the next 10 years? IRS releases 2025 tax brackets. Sea bass Goldfish? Ohtani’s 50th homerun ball sets record at auction.
Read MoreAirlines Soar, Millennial Splurges, Retiree Rentals and Fall Colors
Q3 earnings are in full swing as chips dip then rise, managed care companies look ill and airlines fly high. Millennial splurges and retiree rentals. The best places in the US to enjoy fall colors.
Read MoreRecord Highs, Pilots, and Pups
S&P 500 hits all-time high. Q3 earnings season starts with mixed bank earnings. Rising chocolate prices could lead to letdown. A generous United Airlines Captain buys dinner for his passengers. Friends use platforms to boost dog adoptions.
Read MoreElection Correlations, Kindness and Kayla
Strong jobs data pushes stocks higher, election outcome scenarios and industry correlations, high school seniors focus on Southern colleges, surprise gifts for moms and meet the newest member of DSG Capital Advisors!
Read MoreMarket Influencers, Vacations & Votes
Job reports are looking up, and interest rates are coming down. Retirement planning missteps to avoid. A bookworm’s ideal vacation concept and voting from new heights.
Read MorePolicy, Pennies, & Pumpkins
Investors applaud the first rate cut in 4 years. The SEC approves half cent trading. Gen Z’s financial feelings are influenced by social media. Signs of fall -- the pumpkin spiced latte is back!
Read MoreSplit September, Surf Dogs, & Superstitions
Markets reverse last week’s losses on tame inflation data and expectations for interest rate cuts. Delta, United and American Pilots honor 9/11 victims at Healing Field flag memorial. Hang Ten Hounds: Sugar rides again! Do you suffer from..
Read MoreFootball, Fed, & Fawn
Will a weakening manufacturing sector and slowing jobs growth cause the Federal Reserve to cut rates 0.50% at the September meeting? Will the Presidential election provide a boost for stocks?
Read MoreEventful August and Fun at the Fair
Stocks take a round trip in August, capped off by volatility from Nvidia earnings. Railway strikes in the late 1800’s led to over 125 years of Labor Days. The DSGCA team loves the State Fair!
Read MoreOnce in a Super-Blue Moon
Stocks start the week strong, then end on a whimper. The Federal Reserve hosts its annual economic symposium this week at Jackson Hole. A Super Blue Moon - the next one won't be until 2037. The "Great Minnesota Get-Together" is underway!
Read MoreWater on Mars and Winning Gold
Consumer spending, steady jobs and falling inflation give investors hope for a soft landing and an interest rate cut. Martian water…an important discovery, but too deep to do much about it…for now. 2024 Paris Olympic wrap...
Read MoreRising from the Ashes
Volatility Part Deux: Volatility spikes create short-term stress, but historically provide long-term opportunities. Lahaina’s Banyan Tree rises from the ashes. Sea Otters – not just adorable sea creatures.
Read MoreBlind Barbie & BananaVersery
Will declining economic data and market volatility pull forward expected rate cuts? The first blind Barbie and Dole bananas celebrate 125 years!
Read MoreOrange Crush & Opening Ceremony
Olympics start, stocks slide and inflation moderates. Technology companies down, but not out. Orange Crush – an orange lobster is rescued in Denver.
Read MoreComputer Glitches, Charitable Giving, & Claret Jug
A technology failure causes global outage. Presidential re-election years are historically favorable for stock returns…see the 2024 performance of political stock baskets! Golf’s oldest championship, The British Open, in full swing!
Read MoreEarnings, Inflation, & Ice Cream College
Banks kick off earnings season with a thud. Mixed inflation data causes market volatility and could delay interest rate cuts. An outsized gift to medical students and ice cream college!
Read MoreFolklore, France, & Financial Feelings
Stocks continue to provide positive returns in Q2, but at a slower pace. The “K” economy: high earners feel more positive about their financial health than a year ago versus low earners. How will you celebrate National Paul Bunyan Day?
Read MoreNew King & 4-legged Caddie
The S&P 500 index reaches 34th all-time high as consumer spending peaks. A new king is crowned — Nvidia becomes the most valuable company in the world. Prepare for crowded skies this summer. Have you ever had a 4-legged golf caddie?
Read MoreBubbles & Buffalo
Summer is underway and stocks set new highs…but stock values remain elevated and market breadth is narrow. Cooling inflation seems to support a fall rate cut. Is Artificial Intelligence a bubble? The birth of a rare white buffalo.
Read MoreNon-Farm Payrolls & Neural Pathways
This morning’s strong jobs report appears to delay the Fed’s interest rate cuts, but will it derail the stock rally? Nvidia crosses $3 trillion and tops Apple as the second most valuable public company.
Read MoreCheese Rolling & Consumer Spending
Stocks endure summer slide on weak economic data and Treasury bond auctions, but inflation appears to moderate. AI versus consumers – diverging trends. Smart bandages could heal wounds faster. Cheese rolling – a quirky English tradition.
Read MoreMemorial Day, Musical Monopolies, and Man’s Best Friend
Stocks lack momentum despite Nvidia’s blowout earnings fueled by robust AI demand. Live Nation & Ticketmaster sued for monopolistic behavior. BARK Air begins offering “White Paw Service” for dogs.
Read MoreRising Debt & Roaring Kitty
Stocks rally to all time highs on moderating consumer inflation and the hope of interest rate cuts. Credit card delinquencies on the rise – especially for younger borrowers. “Roaring Kitty” resurfaces with a “Meow.”
Read MoreLabor Market & Large Vacuums
Stocks rise as unemployment claims increase amid signs of a cooling job market and hopes for slowing inflation. In a historical rarity, the services sector contracts as the manufacturing sector expands.
Read MoreFriendly Wagers & Steady Fed
Stocks experience a bumpy week, but Apple earnings provide a sense of relief to wrap up the week’s trading. The Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady as “higher for longer” policy continues.
Read MoreTourists, Tolls, & Toe-Tapping Tunes
Mixed economic data shows the US economy slowing and inflation remains stubbornly elevated. Q1 earnings are generally positive, but company results vary widely. AI dominance — Microsoft passes Apple as the most valuable company.
Read MoreDraft, Drugs, & Declines
Geopolitical tensions combined with strong economic and inflation data push stocks and bonds lower on “higher for longer” rate fears. DSG Momentum Indicator signaled Extremely Strong Momentum “alert” at the end of Q1.
Read MoreMasters & Monday Tax Day
Stocks and bonds drop on signs that inflation is “Sticky” and possibly reaccelerating. Banks start Q1 earnings season in underwhelming fashion. Monday is Tax Day and The Masters Reigns Supreme!
Read MoreSolar Eclipse & Supersonic Travel
Geopolitical issues and Fedspeak spike volatility. Oil and gas prices are on the rise. The Fed’s operating loss is good for banks. The return of supersonic air travel could be on the horizon.
Read MoreChanges to Kickoffs & Commissions
The shortened week saw low trading volume and sector rotation. Home sales volumes are picking back up. Realtor commissions will soon be negotiable. Has Amelia Earhart’s plane finally been discovered?
Read MoreFed Pause & Frenchies
The Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady &signals that interest rate cuts are coming…soon. Interest rate cuts could initially provide a catalyst for economically sensitive assets but history signals “embrace the pause, fear the cut".
Read MoreLuck of the Irish, Inflation, & Interest Rates
Rising inflation could further delay interest rate cuts at next week’s “data dependent” Federal Reserve meeting. “March Meowness” program erases library fines. Celebrate St Patrick’s Day on Sunday!
Read MoreSignals, Sailing, & Spring Forward
Stocks rise on Powell’s comments. Jobs are plentiful but the unemployment rate rises. Inflation expectations on the rise in advance of next week’s CPI report. According to our research, stocks returns are not (yet) historically extreme.
Read More“Pawgwarts”, PCE, & Sector Performance
Moderating stock returns and moderating inflation. Strong Q4 earnings boosts technology, communication services and industrial sectors. Leap Day the new Y2K? “Pawgwarts” — Ravenpaw, Slobberin, Gryffindog and Hufflefluff.
Read MoreBears, Bricks, & Broken Records
Nvidia earnings propel global stock markets higher. After 34 years, the Japanese stock market sets a new high. Brickit applies AI to LEGOs. Pandas may be returning to the San Diego Zoo.
Read MoreMedals, Mis-types, and Manufactured Diamonds
Stronger than expected inflation data causes investors to recalibrate. Lyft stock rose 67% after an earnings report error. Lab grown diamonds may not actually be sustainable.
Read MoreSuper Bowl, Spirits, & Spreads
The S&P 500 is poised to close above 5,000 for the first time! Predicting changes in interest rates can be a fool’s errand. Spirit sales outpace beer and wine…again. Super Bowl LVIII
Read MorePowell Pivot & Punxsutawney Phil
The Fed Pivot disappoints, Magnificent 7 earnings excite, and strong jobs data scares investors. Watch Space Rock 2008 OS7 live today– an astrological near miss! Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring!
Read MoreThe Roth & The Rock
Stocks continue to climb on strong GDP and earnings reports. Attention Students: 529 educational funds can now be rolled into Roth IRAs! 20-year-old golf amateur wins on the PGA Tour! Dwayne now has a lock on “The Rock.”
Read MoreExtraterrestrial Tourism & Towering Technology
Investors are keeping a close eye on Q4 earnings and the debate continues on when the first interest rate cut will come. Microsoft is the ‘World’s Most Valuable Company’.
Read MoreCrypto & Coaches
Stocks start 2024 relatively flat with mixed inflation data. DSG Advisors is “Cautiously Optimistic” for 2024 with a S&P 500 year-end target of 5,050.
Read MoreMoon Landing & Market Expectations
The New Year brings an end to the incredible 9 consecutive week winning streak. Earnings for the S&P 500 are expected to grow in 2024. Private companies are in a race to the moon and a 16-year-old is a dart throwing phenom.
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