Market Insight
Market Correction: What Does It Mean?
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
February 27, 2020
What does a “correction” mean, what’s likely to happen next and what can investors do now?
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
February 27, 2020
What does a “correction” mean, what’s likely to happen next and what can investors do now?
Spreading Global Virus Cases Shock the Stock Market
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
February 24, 2020
How contained is the coronavirus outbreak? That’s the question that rattled markets on Monday.
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
February 24, 2020
How contained is the coronavirus outbreak? That’s the question that rattled markets on Monday.
Heartbreaker: Spreading Impact of Coronavirus
by Liz Ann Sonders
February 24, 2020
The impact of the coronavirus is spreading; both geographically and economically. Central banks will likely step in; but supply shocks are difficult to combat.
by Liz Ann Sonders
February 24, 2020
The impact of the coronavirus is spreading; both geographically and economically. Central banks will likely step in; but supply shocks are difficult to combat.
The Coronavirus and Emerging Markets: Ready for a Rebound?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 18, 2020
Dire predictions may have driven commodity prices to over-react to the downside; and now they may be poised to partially rebound.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 18, 2020
Dire predictions may have driven commodity prices to over-react to the downside; and now they may be poised to partially rebound.
What’s in Your Portfolio? The Role of Various Asset Classes
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
February 14, 2020
Stocks, bonds, commodities and other asset classes each play a unique role in your portfolio.
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
February 14, 2020
Stocks, bonds, commodities and other asset classes each play a unique role in your portfolio.
Schwab Market Perspective: Will Coronavirus Have a Lasting Impact?
by Liz Ann Sonders, Jeffrey Kleintop, Kathy Jones
February 14, 2020
Although stocks rebounded after a sharp drop in January, the market’s reaction to the coronavirus outbreak highlighted stock vulnerabilities.
by Liz Ann Sonders, Jeffrey Kleintop, Kathy Jones
February 14, 2020
Although stocks rebounded after a sharp drop in January, the market’s reaction to the coronavirus outbreak highlighted stock vulnerabilities.
Sleight of Hand: Dissecting the Latest Employment Data
by Liz Ann Sonders
February 10, 2020
Friday’s jobs report, as well as other recent labor market data, has an “on the one hand; on the other hand” flavor to it.
by Liz Ann Sonders
February 10, 2020
Friday’s jobs report, as well as other recent labor market data, has an “on the one hand; on the other hand” flavor to it.
Will the Coronavirus Outbreak Lead to a Market Breakdown?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 31, 2020
History indicates that the global economy and markets have been relatively immune to the effects of past virus epidemics.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 31, 2020
History indicates that the global economy and markets have been relatively immune to the effects of past virus epidemics.
Virus: Could it be the Catalyst to Change Sentiment?
by Liz Ann Sonders
January 27, 2020
As expected, a long and strong move up in stocks attracts more and more believers and adherents, which can stretch sentiment to extremes, like now.
by Liz Ann Sonders
January 27, 2020
As expected, a long and strong move up in stocks attracts more and more believers and adherents, which can stretch sentiment to extremes, like now.
Will Europe Lead In 2020 As 2019 Risks Fade?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 21, 2020
The receding risks posed by Brexit and the trade wars should provide a tailwind to Europe’s economy.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 21, 2020
The receding risks posed by Brexit and the trade wars should provide a tailwind to Europe’s economy.
Best of What’s Around: Sticking with Large Caps
by Liz Ann Sonders
January 13, 2020
For nearly three years we’ve been tactically recommending overweighting large caps (S&P 500) and underweighting small caps (Russell 2000)—time for an update.
by Liz Ann Sonders
January 13, 2020
For nearly three years we’ve been tactically recommending overweighting large caps (S&P 500) and underweighting small caps (Russell 2000)—time for an update.
Top Ten Global Risks For Investors In 2020
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 06, 2020
Top Ten Global Risks For Investors In 2020
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 06, 2020
Top Ten Global Risks For Investors In 2020
2020 U.S. Market Outlook: Ramble On?
by Liz Ann Sonders
December 16, 2019
Next year is set to start on a high note, with consumers and the Fed keeping the economy and market afloat; but risks remain elevated, including trade and elections.
by Liz Ann Sonders
December 16, 2019
Next year is set to start on a high note, with consumers and the Fed keeping the economy and market afloat; but risks remain elevated, including trade and elections.
2020 Global Market Outlook: New Heroes Needed
by Jeffrey Kleintop
December 09, 2019
Jeffrey Kleintop’s full 2020 outlook for global stocks and the economy.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
December 09, 2019
Jeffrey Kleintop’s full 2020 outlook for global stocks and the economy.
2020 Market Outlook: What May Tip the Scale?
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
December 09, 2019
Competing positive and negative factors are keeping the picture balanced, but what could tip the scale one way or the other?
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
December 09, 2019
Competing positive and negative factors are keeping the picture balanced, but what could tip the scale one way or the other?
2020 Market Outlook: U.S. Stocks and Economy
by Liz Ann Sonders
December 09, 2019
The U.S. economy likely will remain split in early 2020.
by Liz Ann Sonders
December 09, 2019
The U.S. economy likely will remain split in early 2020.
2020 Market Outlook: Global Stocks and Economy
by Jeffrey Kleintop
December 09, 2019
Unless global growth reaccelerates, international stocks may remain stuck within the volatile ranges seen during the past two years.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
December 09, 2019
Unless global growth reaccelerates, international stocks may remain stuck within the volatile ranges seen during the past two years.
Any Weather: Valuations Say Stocks are Cheap and Expensive
by Liz Ann Sonders
December 02, 2019
Market valuation is always a factor; but often misunderstood is the vastness of the spectrum of metrics, and the sentiment nature of valuation.
by Liz Ann Sonders
December 02, 2019
Market valuation is always a factor; but often misunderstood is the vastness of the spectrum of metrics, and the sentiment nature of valuation.
Does The Return Of QE Mean Big Gains For Stocks In 2020?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 25, 2019
As we head into 2020, investors should be cautious in assuming that the return of central bank balance sheet growth means stocks will follow along.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 25, 2019
As we head into 2020, investors should be cautious in assuming that the return of central bank balance sheet growth means stocks will follow along.
Tied to Trade: What’s Next for Emerging Market Stocks?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 11, 2019
A wide range of outcomes from -10% to +40% may lie ahead of emerging market stocks depending on the timing and details of a trade deal.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 11, 2019
A wide range of outcomes from -10% to +40% may lie ahead of emerging market stocks depending on the timing and details of a trade deal.
Split Personality: U.S. Economy’s Bifurcation Persists
by Liz Ann Sonders
November 04, 2019
Last week’s key releases of job growth and ISM manufacturing data highlight the ongoing bifurcation in the economy; with the consumer bucking manufacturing’s malaise.
by Liz Ann Sonders
November 04, 2019
Last week’s key releases of job growth and ISM manufacturing data highlight the ongoing bifurcation in the economy; with the consumer bucking manufacturing’s malaise.
Will The Crash in Autos Drive The End Of This Cycle?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 28, 2019
The last global economic cycle ended with a housing bust; will the bust in auto sales end this cycle?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 28, 2019
The last global economic cycle ended with a housing bust; will the bust in auto sales end this cycle?
Are Stocks Priced for Perfection or Recession?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 14, 2019
Fortunately, stocks are nowhere near that overvalued, based on the price-to-earnings ratio. But, if we take a more refined look at historical stock market valuations at peaks and lows, we find some cause for concern.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 14, 2019
Fortunately, stocks are nowhere near that overvalued, based on the price-to-earnings ratio. But, if we take a more refined look at historical stock market valuations at peaks and lows, we find some cause for concern.
Passing the Baton: Signs of Fiscal Stimulus Emerge
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 30, 2019
After monetary policymakers took action to lower interest rates and ease financial conditions, they have been asking for fiscal policymakers to enact stimulus though stepped-up government spending and tax cuts—they may be starting to get their wish.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 30, 2019
After monetary policymakers took action to lower interest rates and ease financial conditions, they have been asking for fiscal policymakers to enact stimulus though stepped-up government spending and tax cuts—they may be starting to get their wish.
Quarterly Market Outlook: Trade Winds and Market Choppiness
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
September 23, 2019
The Schwab Center for Financial Research’s theme for 2019 was “be prepared,” and that still holds true. Here’s what we expect to see for the remainder of the year.
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
September 23, 2019
The Schwab Center for Financial Research’s theme for 2019 was “be prepared,” and that still holds true. Here’s what we expect to see for the remainder of the year.
Q&A on Brexit: The Options and Implications for Investors
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 16, 2019
We see five main options for Brexit in the coming months; three result in a near-term resolution while two options result in a further delay or “no deal” Brexit.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 16, 2019
We see five main options for Brexit in the coming months; three result in a near-term resolution while two options result in a further delay or “no deal” Brexit.
Chop, Chop, Chop: Stocks’ Choppy Behavior Around Trade News
by Liz Ann Sonders
September 09, 2019
Stocks recently broke out of their short-term range on “good” trade news; but trying to trade around trade-related news has been a treacherous exercise.
by Liz Ann Sonders
September 09, 2019
Stocks recently broke out of their short-term range on “good” trade news; but trying to trade around trade-related news has been a treacherous exercise.
Negative Interest Rates And The Future Of Investing
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 03, 2019
If Japan represents what the debt and demographic future looks like for many countries, then the future for investors in a world of negative bond yields may lead to more stock market exposure.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 03, 2019
If Japan represents what the debt and demographic future looks like for many countries, then the future for investors in a world of negative bond yields may lead to more stock market exposure.
Is The Tariff War Turning Into A Currency War?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 19, 2019
If rate cuts aren’t seen as enough to address slowing growth and policymakers turn to direct currency intervention, the resulting currency war could be bad news for investors.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 19, 2019
If rate cuts aren’t seen as enough to address slowing growth and policymakers turn to direct currency intervention, the resulting currency war could be bad news for investors.
Panic Is Not a Strategy—Nor Is Greed
by Liz Ann Sonders
August 15, 2019
Why doing nothing may be the better response to market volatility.
by Liz Ann Sonders
August 15, 2019
Why doing nothing may be the better response to market volatility.
Market Volatility: Here’s What You Should Know
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
August 07, 2019
Market volatility can make anyone nervous. Here’s what investors should know about dealing with it.
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
August 07, 2019
Market volatility can make anyone nervous. Here’s what investors should know about dealing with it.
Tariffs: Manufacturing A Recession
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 05, 2019
Another round of trade tariffs is an additional hit to manufacturing, potentially deepening the global slowdown into a recession, despite the efforts of the Fed and other central banks.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 05, 2019
Another round of trade tariffs is an additional hit to manufacturing, potentially deepening the global slowdown into a recession, despite the efforts of the Fed and other central banks.
Tyrannosaurus Debt: A “Deep Dive” Look at Debt and its Burden(s)
by Liz Ann Sonders
July 29, 2019
The national debt and deficits remain at worrisome levels, spawning questions of how economic growth will be affected and whether we will hit another wall.
by Liz Ann Sonders
July 29, 2019
The national debt and deficits remain at worrisome levels, spawning questions of how economic growth will be affected and whether we will hit another wall.
What Race Horses Are Telling Us About Rate Cuts
by Jeffrey Kleintop
July 22, 2019
Economic indicators don’t have to be complicated to work. We look at four alternative indicators for the main driver of the global economy and assess how interest rate cuts might impact them.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
July 22, 2019
Economic indicators don’t have to be complicated to work. We look at four alternative indicators for the main driver of the global economy and assess how interest rate cuts might impact them.
Valuations Hold A Surprising Message For Stock Market Investors
by Jeffrey Kleintop
July 08, 2019
Valuations suggest international stocks may produce above average, double-digit annualized total returns over the next 10 years, in contrast to below average, mid-single digit returns for U.S. stocks.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
July 08, 2019
Valuations suggest international stocks may produce above average, double-digit annualized total returns over the next 10 years, in contrast to below average, mid-single digit returns for U.S. stocks.
2019 Mid-Year Outlook: Rate Expectations
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
June 26, 2019
Recession risk is rising, but markets expect central banks to keep it at bay by cutting short-term interest rates. Will it be enough to keep the stock market rally going?
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
June 26, 2019
Recession risk is rising, but markets expect central banks to keep it at bay by cutting short-term interest rates. Will it be enough to keep the stock market rally going?
Global Stocks Mid-Year Outlook
by Jeffrey Kleintop
June 24, 2019
We highlight the risks that threaten a vulnerable global economy and the investment opportunities that may surprise unprepared investors.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
June 24, 2019
We highlight the risks that threaten a vulnerable global economy and the investment opportunities that may surprise unprepared investors.
U.S. Stocks/Market Mid-Year Outlook: Battle Symphony
by Liz Ann Sonders
June 20, 2019
Myriad economic, market and policy battles are raging today; providing some color, but lots of gray area as we look ahead to the second half of the year.
by Liz Ann Sonders
June 20, 2019
Myriad economic, market and policy battles are raging today; providing some color, but lots of gray area as we look ahead to the second half of the year.
U.S. Imports from China Plunge As Other Emerging Markets Fill The Gap
by Jeffrey Kleintop
June 10, 2019
U.S. imports from China have plunged this year, offset by import gains for other emerging markets not subject to U.S. tariffs.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
June 10, 2019
U.S. imports from China have plunged this year, offset by import gains for other emerging markets not subject to U.S. tariffs.
Borrowed Time: Final Rate Hikes And Stock Market Rallies
by Jeffrey Kleintop
May 28, 2019
History suggests that the stock market rally since the last Fed rate hike on December 19, 2018 may be on borrowed time.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
May 28, 2019
History suggests that the stock market rally since the last Fed rate hike on December 19, 2018 may be on borrowed time.
Geopolitics: Examining The Top Five Risks
by Jeffrey Kleintop
May 13, 2019
Recent developments have caused markets to focus on geopolitical risk, with more to come in the month of May.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
May 13, 2019
Recent developments have caused markets to focus on geopolitical risk, with more to come in the month of May.
Earnings Season Not Adding Up
by Jeffrey Kleintop
April 29, 2019
Stock markets around the world have posted steady double-digit gains this year on a rebound of valuations. However, volatility may return without support from earnings growth.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
April 29, 2019
Stock markets around the world have posted steady double-digit gains this year on a rebound of valuations. However, volatility may return without support from earnings growth.
Diversification: Finally Back After 20 Years
by Jeffrey Kleintop
April 15, 2019
The movements of the world stock markets are less correlated with each other than they have been in the past 20 years.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
April 15, 2019
The movements of the world stock markets are less correlated with each other than they have been in the past 20 years.
Inversions and Reversals: Leaders and Laggards May Be Changing Places
by Jeffrey Kleintop
April 01, 2019
Reversals in the long-term relative performance of growth and value stocks, large and small cap stocks, and U.S. and international stocks have been marked by yield curve inversions.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
April 01, 2019
Reversals in the long-term relative performance of growth and value stocks, large and small cap stocks, and U.S. and international stocks have been marked by yield curve inversions.
Brexit: What’s Next for Investors
by Jeffrey Kleintop
March 18, 2019
The stock market impact of the U.K. crashing out of the EU with no plan would probably be significantly negative, but if the disorderly “no deal” Brexit scenario is avoided the chances seem to favor a partial rebound in U.K. stocks and the British pound.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
March 18, 2019
The stock market impact of the U.K. crashing out of the EU with no plan would probably be significantly negative, but if the disorderly “no deal” Brexit scenario is avoided the chances seem to favor a partial rebound in U.K. stocks and the British pound.
U.S.-China Trade Tensions Have Eased, Will Growth Revive?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
March 04, 2019
This year’s rally in Chinese and EM stocks could become vulnerable in the coming months as optimism over a trade deal leads to disappointment over its actual economic and earnings effect.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
March 04, 2019
This year’s rally in Chinese and EM stocks could become vulnerable in the coming months as optimism over a trade deal leads to disappointment over its actual economic and earnings effect.
The Beginning is the End is the Beginning: A Look at Recessions
by Liz Ann Sonders
February 25, 2019
Recessions are inevitable; what we don’t know is the length of runway between now and the next one. But we can look at history as a guide.
by Liz Ann Sonders
February 25, 2019
Recessions are inevitable; what we don’t know is the length of runway between now and the next one. But we can look at history as a guide.
Diverging Trends: A Look At Earnings Growth Around The World
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 19, 2019
The divergence in the assessment of the outlook reflected in the stock and bond markets may be decided by the ongoing convergence in earnings growth expectations across regions.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 19, 2019
The divergence in the assessment of the outlook reflected in the stock and bond markets may be decided by the ongoing convergence in earnings growth expectations across regions.
Five Stock Market Indicators For 2019 You Should Ignore
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 04, 2019
As investors ponder what this year may hold in store for the markets, the inter-relationships between politics, economics, fiscal policy, monetary policy, and corporate actions can seem very complex. Investors may feel overwhelmed and seek a simple answer. When people feel there is a situation that is out of their control or is too complicated to analyze, they often fall back on rules of thumb to make decisions.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 04, 2019
As investors ponder what this year may hold in store for the markets, the inter-relationships between politics, economics, fiscal policy, monetary policy, and corporate actions can seem very complex. Investors may feel overwhelmed and seek a simple answer. When people feel there is a situation that is out of their control or is too complicated to analyze, they often fall back on rules of thumb to make decisions.
Tax War: Will Global Competition to Lower Taxes Lift Growth?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 22, 2019
After last year’s U.S. tax cuts contributed to better growth and market performance, a number of major countries are looking to reverse the declines in growth and voter satisfaction with tax cuts in 2019.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 22, 2019
After last year’s U.S. tax cuts contributed to better growth and market performance, a number of major countries are looking to reverse the declines in growth and voter satisfaction with tax cuts in 2019.
What Could Go Right in 2019?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 07, 2019
In recent months, stock market participants have been focusing on downside risks in 2019, but not all risks are to the downside.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 07, 2019
In recent months, stock market participants have been focusing on downside risks in 2019, but not all risks are to the downside.
2019 Global Market Outlook: Mind The Gap
by Jeffrey Kleintop
December 10, 2018
Global growth is likely to slow in 2019 as the economic cycle nears a peak. International stocks may continue to see heightened volatility and could enter a bear market if key indicators continue on their current path.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
December 10, 2018
Global growth is likely to slow in 2019 as the economic cycle nears a peak. International stocks may continue to see heightened volatility and could enter a bear market if key indicators continue on their current path.
Should You Invest In The Only Country Planning Stimulus In 2019?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 12, 2018
Economic growth for many of the world’s biggest economies is expected to slow in 2019, yet China appears to be the only one planning on implementing economic stimulus. While a bounce from China’s stimulus is possible, we believe global growth is likely to slow as the economic cycle nears a peak, leaving investors to consider reducing volatility by trimming the more volatile asset classes such as emerging market stocks.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 12, 2018
Economic growth for many of the world’s biggest economies is expected to slow in 2019, yet China appears to be the only one planning on implementing economic stimulus. While a bounce from China’s stimulus is possible, we believe global growth is likely to slow as the economic cycle nears a peak, leaving investors to consider reducing volatility by trimming the more volatile asset classes such as emerging market stocks.
What to Expect in a Bear Market for Global Stocks
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 29, 2018
Recent stock market behavior and our belief in heightened risk of a peak in the global economic cycle in the next 6-18 months, makes it a good time to consider what has happened to stocks in a typical recession and bear market.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 29, 2018
Recent stock market behavior and our belief in heightened risk of a peak in the global economic cycle in the next 6-18 months, makes it a good time to consider what has happened to stocks in a typical recession and bear market.
On Watch: Is There More Trouble Ahead for Stocks?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 15, 2018
Recent market volatility has made some investors wonder if the economic cycle is ending and stocks are at the start of a prolonged decline. One indicator we are watching for signs of the potential for a recession and a deeper and prolonged decline in stocks is the gap between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate. This indicator suggests that the risks are rising.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
October 15, 2018
Recent market volatility has made some investors wonder if the economic cycle is ending and stocks are at the start of a prolonged decline. One indicator we are watching for signs of the potential for a recession and a deeper and prolonged decline in stocks is the gap between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate. This indicator suggests that the risks are rising.
Emerging Market Stocks: What We Are Watching
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 17, 2018
EM stocks are prone to high volatility, as we have experienced this year. We will be watching the signs closely to see if this is typical volatility or something leading to a deeper and more prolonged downturn.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
September 17, 2018
EM stocks are prone to high volatility, as we have experienced this year. We will be watching the signs closely to see if this is typical volatility or something leading to a deeper and more prolonged downturn.
Where Will The Next Crisis Come From?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 20, 2018
There are some reasons to think that the probability of a repeat of a past crisis has eased. The changes we have seen should help reduce the vulnerability of the global system to shocks like those of the past. Of course, risk has not been entirely eliminated from the system.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 20, 2018
There are some reasons to think that the probability of a repeat of a past crisis has eased. The changes we have seen should help reduce the vulnerability of the global system to shocks like those of the past. Of course, risk has not been entirely eliminated from the system.
What Does GDP Mean For The Stock Market?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 06, 2018
What Does GDP Mean For The Stock Market?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
August 06, 2018
What Does GDP Mean For The Stock Market?
How To Avoid A Shark Attack
by Jeffrey Kleintop
May 14, 2018
A shark attack could take a big bite out of unprepared investors’ portfolios who don’t rebalance.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
May 14, 2018
A shark attack could take a big bite out of unprepared investors’ portfolios who don’t rebalance.
Stocks’ Sweet Sixteen: Volatility May Reign As Competing Drivers Square Off
by Jeffrey Kleintop
March 19, 2018
As the NCAA basketball tournament gets down to the Sweet Sixteen, it is a good time to reflect on sixteen competing drivers of the markets that may make for an exciting showdown in the weeks and months to come.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
March 19, 2018
As the NCAA basketball tournament gets down to the Sweet Sixteen, it is a good time to reflect on sixteen competing drivers of the markets that may make for an exciting showdown in the weeks and months to come.
Is it Over? Five Misconceptions About Corrections
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 20, 2018
The worst of the current global stock market correction may be over, but it is unlikely to be the last one this year. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about what signals the end of a correction.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 20, 2018
The worst of the current global stock market correction may be over, but it is unlikely to be the last one this year. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about what signals the end of a correction.
Stocks Fall: Why Now, What’s Next?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 05, 2018
Stocks Fall: Why Now, What’s Next?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
February 05, 2018
Stocks Fall: Why Now, What’s Next?
Expecting the Unexpected: Is a Demographic Disaster Looming?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 22, 2018
Expecting the Unexpected: Is a Demographic Disaster Looming?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
January 22, 2018
Expecting the Unexpected: Is a Demographic Disaster Looming?
Are Stocks too Expensive?
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 27, 2017
History indicates stocks could have further to run.
by Jeffrey Kleintop
November 27, 2017
History indicates stocks could have further to run.
The Elegance of Indexing
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
June 20, 2014
Investors can diversify and participate in the long-term growth of markets by including index funds in their portfolios.
by Schwab Center for Financial Research
June 20, 2014
Investors can diversify and participate in the long-term growth of markets by including index funds in their portfolios.