AE Wealth Management: Market Minute — Market whiplash

Market whiplash If the markets have you feeling a bit discombobulated, you’re not alone. After a rotten few days were capped by one of the best daily market performances ever on Wednesday, markets reversed course on Thursday and moved downward once again.1 Several things are causing the latest market gyrations. Bond yields continue to climb…

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AE Wealth Management: Market Minute — More Market Madness

More market madness After President Trump declared Wednesday as the U.S.’s “Liberation Day,” markets sold off hard on Thursday from fear the announcement would trigger a trade war. Those fears materialized somewhat, as China responded with 34% tariffs on U.S. imports and markets plunged once again to end the week.1 Are we done? It could…

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AE Wealth Management: Market Minute — Tariff turbulence increases

Tariff turbulence increases Markets reacted strongly on Thursday, April 3 to new tariff announcements. The S&P 500 went back into correction territory while the Dow tumbled more than 1,400 points and the Nasdaq fell 5% for the day. Thursday’s decline, coupled with losses over the past two months, puts markets back at the levels they…

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AE Wealth Management: Market Minute 3/10/25 — Markets drop amid concerns around tariffs, consumer confidence, DOGE actions and a possible government shutdown

March hasn’t been good for markets. Since hitting an all-time high of 6,144 on Feb. 19, the S&P 500 slid to around the 5,600 mark on Monday.1 The Dow and NASDAQ have also experienced a significant sell-off in that timeframe.2,3 The initial reason for the downward slide was President Donald Trump following through on tariffs…

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AE Wealth Management: Market Minute 07/25/24 — Markets move downward as tech earnings disappoint

Market Minute July 25, 2024 Markets moved down significantly on Wednesday. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both had their worst one-day decline since 2022, while the Dow dropped 504 points. The primary culprit? Disappointing second-quarter earnings from tech giants such as Tesla and Alphabet (Google’s parent company). To give some perspective, this drop seemed inevitable considering…

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