Whetro Advisors Morning Market Update

Not all the news is bad despite what headlines say. Tim takes a deep dive into the numbers. 

   The Market yesterday was a rollercoaster ride like never been seen before. This morning though is starting off a little differently with prices showing some gains. Tim talks about being an investor as opposed to a speculator in Wall Street. 

Europe and Asia both had down days on Monday and the early numbers for the Market don't look promising but as Tim points out the Market doesn't close until 4p. The administration is saying countries are already ready to negotiate. 

   Tariffs hit big yesterday will all three indexes losing ground.  Tim takes a look at what happened and whether or not there is any good news buried  in the numbers. 

   Invesotrs were edgy yesterday waiting for the tariff announcement from President Trump. Following the announcement some stocks took a hit immediately, others we'll find out about today. Europe also will weigh in with their response. 

Liberation Day according to President Trump and Tim takes a look at what that might do to stock prices and how worries about tariffs affected yesterday's market. 

   Whiile the report itself isn't a joke for investors Fred had Earl Mack pretend to take over for him today for this edition of the Market Update. 

   Despite Friday being a losing day on Wall Street Tim takes a deeper look at the reasons for the drops and what might happen on April 2 when the tariffs hit. 

   The numbers were down yesterday because of big tech but the story is deeper as Tim explains in this report explains.

   Tim takes issue with how the media reports on stock market numbers. Despite all three indexes showing gains the headlines read that the market "drifted" on Tuesday. 

Tim takes a look at what helped the market see another day of rises. Any day in the Green is a good day. 

     A four week slump ended on Friday when the Market saw upticks on all three indexes. Tim takes a look at what happened and highlights what we might expect this week.

     Tim takes a closer look at the numbers which show a strong economy despite the numbers dropping again yesterday. The truth lies somewhere in the middle as Tim explains. 

Another up day for investors as Fed Chair Powell holds steady on interest rates but suggests plans for two cuts later this year. Tim goes into the details on what Powell had to say about the economy. 

  Big Tech took the Market lower yesterday as investors await the Fed announcement on interest rates today. What will really catch their attention though is what Fed Chariman Powell says about later this year. 

Two days of rises on Wall Street give investors some good news as they wait to hear what the Fed will do with interest rates Wednesday afternoon. Tim takes a look at all the moving parts. 

Tim is back from a few days off and has the latest on what is moving the Market. Hint-it's tariffs. 

   All three indexes saw losses on Monday and Tim explains what the cause is, how worried investors should be, and what comes next. 

Tim takes a look at the end a wild week on Wall Street. All three indexes showed gains and the Fed head gave a calming message to investors.

  Thursday we saw losses again due to continued whiplash regarding tariffs. The announcement that there would be a delay for Mexico and Canada left investors wondering. 

Wall Street got back a little of what was lost earlier in the week after President Trump pulled back on his threats of tariffs on  Canada and Mexico. Time explains what i all means in this latest report. 

Stocks lost most of the gains they had notched since the election yesterday and Tim takes a look at what that means going forward. The year to date numbers also slipped a llittle

Wall Street responds to tariffs which haven't taken affect yet so Tim takes a deeper look at what is going on in the economy

A Firday rally saved the month of February from being a total loss. Tim takes a look at what the causes were and what the new month would bring to investors. 

  A down day on the Street but Tim takes the long view on investing and explains why in this report.