LPL Research

LPL Research

LPL Financial Research team discusses current market trends and look ahead, sharing insightful projections on a weekly basis.

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LPL Research

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28 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Geopolitical Risks Percolate, Economy To Glide Lower in Q2 | LPL Market Signals 16.04.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists discuss the recent downdraft in equity prices, call out the geopolitical risk factors investors may have not properly built into their tactical thinking for 2024, and a weakening economic situation in the second quarter. Tracking: #566439

Market’s “Out-Hawking” the Fed | LPL Market Signals 08.04.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap a jittery week for markets as rates rose and geopolitical concerns weighed, discuss what reduced rate cut expectations could mean for the bond market, and preview the upcoming earnings season. Tracking #563236

IPO Activity as a Market Signal | LPL Market Signals 02.04.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap last week's market activity underpinned by rotation, share what the initial public offering (IPO) market is signaling about risk, and preview this week's economic calendar headlined by Friday's jobs report. Tracking #560401

16 Charts for the NCAA Sweet 16 | LPL Market Signals 26.03.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap the best week for the S&P 500 of 2024, run through 16 important charts on the capital markets and the economy in honor of the NCAA’s Sweet 16, and preview this week’s economic calendar. Tracking #558040

It’s Central Bank Week | LPL Market Signals 19.03.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap a week of rotation but little overall movement for the broad large cap stock indexes and preview this week’s central bank meetings for the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan. Tracking #555088

Will Stocks Sell Off or Just Rotate? | LPL Market Signals 12.03.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists discuss whether last week’s selloff in the big technology stocks might be a sign of more to come, highlight an interesting development in the high-yield bond market, and share some thoughts on gold’s breakout to record highs. Tracking #552037

Translating Fed-Speak Ahead of a Big Week for Central Banks | LPL Market Signals 05.03.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap another positive week for stocks that included a new high for the NASDAQ, translate the latest Fed-speak, and recap a solid fourth-quarter earnings season. Tracking #549188

Charting the Rally and Why Stock Buybacks Could Help It Continue | LPL Market Signals 26.02.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap another positive week for stocks that included more new highs, highlight five interesting charts, and explain why stock buybacks matter for markets. Tracking #545947

Raising The Caution Flag | LPL Market Signals 22.02.2024

In the latest Market Signals podcast LPL Financial’s Head of Macro Strategy, Kristian Kerr and Chief Investment Officer, Marc Zabicki, discuss the market’s recalibration of Federal Reserve expectations, some of the key catalysts to the lift in Japan’s equity markets, and a few contrarian signs that the tech-driven rise in U.S. markets could be getting a bit long in the tooth. Tracking #543585

Celebrate Stock Market Milestones, but Don’t Forget About Bonds | LPL Market Signals 13.02.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists provide a healthy dose of good news, including the S&P 500 breaking 5,000, excellent company earnings, and a brightening economic outlook, while also identifying some places to find value in the bond market. Tracking #540273

Good News May Actually Be Good News for Stocks | LPL Market Signals 06.02.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap another positive week for stocks despite the late-week jump in rates, pull out some interesting nuggets from last week’s jobs report, discuss whether the January Barometer signal will work this year, highlight some big tech earnings news, and preview a sparse economic calendar for the week ahead. Tracking #537173

Stock Valuation Check Up and a Semiconductor Breakout | LPL Market Signals 30.01.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, LPL strategists recap another positive week for stocks led by strength in the oil patch, look at stock market valuations from several angles, check in on some key charts including a breakout in semiconductors, and preview a busy week ahead including the Federal Reserve meeting, January jobs report, and several big tech earnings reports. Tracking #533825

Super Six Strength Powers the S&P 500 to New Heights | LPL Market Signals 23.01.2024

In the latest Market Signals podcast, Chief Equity Strategist Jeffrey Buchbinder and Chief Global Strategist Quincy Krosby celebrate the S&P 500’s new record high on continued strength in the technology sector, share some early thoughts on earnings season, and preview a busy week ahead. Tracking #530632

Municipal Bond Market Outlook 2024 | LPL Market Signals 16.01.2024

In the latest Market Signals podcast, the strategists recap a solid week for stocks and bonds, provide an update on the municipal bond market, share early insights on earnings season, and preview the week ahead. Tracking #528068

Bumpy Start to 2024 for Stocks | LPL Market Signals 09.01.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap a bumpy start to 2024, offer key takeaways from the December jobs report, highlight several China challenges, and preview a busy week of inflation data and earnings. Tracking #525031

Great 2023 for Markets, Not So for Forecasters | LPL Market Signals 02.01.2024

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap a strong 2023, share some hits and misses from LPL Research forecasts from one year ago, and highlight some key charts to watch in early 2024. Tracking #522368

Fed Pivot Sends Dow To Record Highs | LPL Market Signals 19.12.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists discuss the market reaction to the Fed’s pivot, try to decipher the messages from the commodities markets, and assess geopolitical risks in 2024. Tracking # 518311

2024 Outlook: A Turning Point | LPL Market Signals 12.12.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the strategists provide an overview of LPL Research’s just-released 2024 Outlook: A Turning Point publication. Tracking #515414

Favorable Bond Risk-Reward Setup Even at Lower Rates | LPL Market Signals 05.12.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap a fifth straight positive week for the S&P 500, discuss a favorable risk/return setup for fixed income, dig into the latest good news on inflation, and preview the weekly economic calendar that includes the jobs report. Tracking #512234

Technical Look at Stocks, Yields and Gold | LPL Market Signals 28.11.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap a fourth straight positive week for the S&P 500, highlight several key technical charts to watch, discuss gold’s prospects, and preview a busy economic calendar that includes key inflation data. Tracking #509590

Talking Turkey, Equities, and the Market with Quincy Krosby | LPL Market Signals 21.11.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, Chief Investment Officer Marc Zabicki and Chief Global Strategist Quincy Krosby recap another strong week for stocks, talk about the new market sentiment affecting both stocks and bonds, analyze the current earnings environment, and dive into Federal Reserve policy expectations. Tracking #507815

Possible Cracks Emerging | LPL Market Signals 14.11.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap another strong week for stocks, provide a technical checkup on the stock and bond market, discuss potential cracks emerging in the U.S. economy, and preview a busy week of key inflation and retail sales data. Tracking #504882

Stocks Surge as Rates Tumble | LPL Market Signals 07.11.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap the best week for stocks in a year as interest rates plummeted, explain why the Federal Reserve (Fed) is probably done hiking rates, and discuss what looks like an attractive opportunity in municipal bonds. Tracking #501774

Halloween Special: Possible Scares for Markets and the Economy | LPL Market Signals 31.10.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap a down week for stocks amid ongoing fears of a widening in the Mideast conflict. The strategists also discuss what’s next for stocks with the S&P 500 in correction territory, list some possible scares for markets in honor of Halloween, review an earnings season that has been better than you think, and preview a very busy...

Middle East and Interest Rates Overshadow Earnings | LPL Market Signals 24.10.2023

In the latest LPL Market Signals podcast, the LPL Research strategists recap a down week for stocks as interest rates rose and fears of escalation in the Middle East intensified. The strategists also look at some interesting trends in the job market, check in on earnings season, and preview a busy economic calendar for the week. Tracking #494919

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