Market Signals by LPL Financial

In this podcast LPL’s strategists answer questions from LPL advisors on market sentiment, negative debt, interest rates, and the best advice for a new investor. Read more: https://www.lpl.com/news-media/research-insights/answers-to-your-questions-podcast.html

In this podcast LPL’s strategists discuss good news on the U.S.-China trade dispute, third-quarter earnings season, Brexit, and possibly positive signs from yield curves. Learn more on lpl.com.

Recent economic data delivered mixed results, but one thing appears certain—uncertainty in the markets is here to stay.

In this podcast LPL’s strategists discuss value stocks, global and repo markets, impeachment proceedings, and if October really is the scariest month.

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In this podcast LPL’s strategists discuss continued concerns with China, questions about Fed policy, and a global slowdown that shows no signs of ending.

In this podcast LPL’s strategists discuss the U.S.-China trade war, capital expenditures, yield curve inversion, and a lowered U.S. GDP forecast.

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In this podcast LPL’s strategists discuss recent market volatility and the currency battle that’s become part of the ongoing trade war.

Last week was a big week for markets, from the first Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut in 10 years to potential new tariffs on China and weak economic data. What does it all mean and should investors be worried? LPL Strategists discuss this and more in our latest podcast.

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LPL’s strategists discuss what could happen in the second half of 2019, current economic trends, and Federal Reserve policy.

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Investors are asking what a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut could mean for stocks. It really comes down to whether we are about to go into a recession or not. In 2001 and 2007 the economy was quickly moving into a recession, and rate cuts couldn’t stop that. But other times in recent history, like 1998 and 1995, offered a much stronger economy, and the rate cut helped to stabilize global worries. L...

The ongoing trade war and its effects on the US and global economies dominate the discussion by LPL strategists in this week’s Market Signals podcast. Read more on LPL.com.

In this podcast LPL’s research strategists discuss the US’s longest cycle of economic growth and the effects its expanding trade wars have on the global economy.

In this podcast LPL Financial’s research strategists, Ryan Detrick and Jeff Buchbinder, discuss the earnings season, the continuing US-China tariff battle and what it all could mean for the US economy. Read more from the LPL Financial research team here: https://www.lpl.com/news-media/research-insights.html

Listen to this week's Market Signals podcast as LPL Financial’s strategists discuss economic news, including the bad week for stocks, the continuing US-China tariff battle and more. Visit www.lpl.com for more information.

Listen to this week's Market Signals podcast, as LPL Financial’s strategists John Lynch and Ryan Detrick discuss monetary policy [3:05], tweets and trade [10:59], the improving economy [18:25], and ‘sell in May, go away’ [19:59].

Listen to this podcast as LPL Financial’s strategists discuss the new highs in the S&P 500, the “Sell in May” theme, and signs of an improving economy.

Listen in as LPL Financial’s strategists discuss the current low inflation, what is and isn’t priced into the market, and how it all could play out the rest of 2019.

Listen as LPL Financial’s strategists discuss the current low inflation, what is and isn’t priced into the market, and how it all could play out the rest of 2019.