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Trends in Advisor Behavior During Market Volatility - Week of July 6, 2020
This week, we observed advisors exhibiting behaviors consistent with longer-term trends.
Fixed Income Insights
Weekly Fixed Income Commentary: Coronavirus concerns drive investors to Treasuries
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Longer-term U.S. Treasury yields ended the week modestly lower, while shorter maturities closed unchanged or slightly higher.
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Weekly Market Compass: China’s ability to contain COVID-19 boosts longer-term confidence
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Last week, we saw increases in both the Chinese and US stock markets.
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AAM Viewpoints: What do Valuations Typically do in the aftermath of Bear Markets?
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The broad equity market as measured by the S&P 500 index has rebounded sharply off the March 23 lows gaining 41.7% (price basis) as of this writing (3/23/20 to 7/08/20).
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Global Weekly Commentary: Why we like credit
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We recently moved to a strategic overweight on credit after being underweight for the past year.
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Weekly Investment Commentary: The summer market churn continues
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Despite day-to-day and week-to-week volatility, stocks prices remain little changed over the past couple of months. Last week, the S&P 500 Index rose 1.8% to a level slightly below where it was one month ago.
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Weekly Market Snapshot: July 10, 2020
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Read the Weekly Market Snapshot to stay up-to-date with stock markets and sectors, bond market returns and financial news for the week.
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Dr. Copper’s Prognosis
When it comes to doctors, there are a lot. The list includes famous (real) ones like Jonas Salk, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Marie Curie; famous (fictional) ones like Dr. Evil, Meredith Grey, Marcus Welby; and famous doctors who really aren’t . . .