Transcript: Everybody, welcome to Thursday, the S&P 500 was down point 3% today, but that was actually kind of an accomplishment because it was down nearly 2%. At one point. In the morning, the market dropped right away, based on the reports of earnings from JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, both companies came in under
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, welcome to Tuesday, the S&P 500 was down point 9%. Today. As you know, over the last few weeks, we’ve been getting defensive, moving some of our stock market portions into treasury bill ETFs, and inverse ETFs, that go the opposite direction the S&P 500 has kind of paying off
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Everybody, welcome to Monday, the S&P 500 was down 1.2% Today, tried to rally back up and then really failed. At the end, I think what’s happening on Wednesday with the consumer price index, the CPI reporting is really kind of weighing on the market right now, the expectation is that the
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: I’d like to start off the show with a summary of kind of what I saw happening in the market this week. So what I have here, of course, is a chart of the S&P 500. Going back to the beginning of the year, and then the blue line that’s in there
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, welcome to Thursday, the S&P 500 was up 1.5%. Today, a nice green shirt day. One of the biggest catalysts was that the unemployment claims actually went up more than expected to under 35,001st Time unemployment claims. In a normal environment, that would not be good news, because you know,
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, and welcome to Wednesday, the S&P 500 was up point 4%. Today, the Fed meetings came out for the minutes from the meeting that happened last month. market responded positively to them. I don’t think there was a lot of new news, there was an awful lot of talk inside
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, welcome to Tuesday, the S&P 500 was up point one 6%. Today, I was really big accomplishment, it was down a lot today over one and a half percent, really in the morning and what have you and kind of rallied up throughout the rest of the day, and seems
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, welcome to Thursday, the S&P 500 was down point 9%. Today, interesting that the market was down even though some of the numbers that came out for inflation were a little bit better than expected. So the PCE the personal consumption expenditure index, which is the Feds preferred measure of
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, welcome to Wednesday, the S&P 500 was down point zero 7%. Today, market was just kind of vacillating around zero up and down up and down and really seems to be waiting for tomorrow, the PCE number is going to be released the personal consumption expenditures, this is an inflation
Transcript: Tom Vaughan: Hello, everybody, welcome to Monday, the S&P 500 was down point 3%. Today, really interesting day in the sense that, you know, we started up a little bit, and then we got the durable goods order that came out, and durable goods orders up more than expected. And right now, good news