Weekly Market Commentary

So, the next (final?) round of stimulus was signed into law by President Biden. Let’s dive in.

It’s almost Valentine’s Day so we’ve been thinking a lot about relationships. Your investment strategy is sort of like a marriage.

We're thinking a lot about gratitude this week, even though Thanksgiving will not be the same this year.

Now that several major newsgroups have projected Joe Biden the winner of the presidential election — and Congress appears divided with Democrats in control of the House and Republicans in the Senate — it’s a good time to review what type of legislative support would be needed to pass certain proposals.

We’re proud of how the Eagle Wealth network has grown into a diverse community with many of you in different life stages. Whether you have federal student loans yourself or someone you love does, it’s important to have the facts so you can have informed conversations.

Key Wall Street benchmarks were up and down last week – or rather down and then up. A Tuesday retreat was offset by a Friday rally spurred by the Department of Labor’s November jobs report.

As November wrapped up, U.S. equity benchmarks advanced. Stocks were again aided by a sense of optimism that a preliminary U.S.-China trade deal could be near.

Stocks declined last week as mixed signals emerged about the progress of U.S.-China trade negotiations.

Stock benchmarks were little changed for much of last week, but a rally occurred Friday after news broke that the U.S. and China could be closing in on the first phase of a new trade pact.

Domestic and international stocks rose last week. Risk appetite outweighed concerns about the state of U.S.-China trade discussions.