Whetro Advisors Morning Market Update

Friday ended well with all three indexes showing gains. November is now on track to be one of the better months this year pending the government reports and final earnings reports to come this week. Time makes sense of all of it in this report.

Investors are responding to interest rates, Fed Chairman Powell comments, and oil prices this week. Tim takes a look at everything driving the numbers in this report.

A quiet day on Wall St. as investors settle in after a bumpy ride the last few months. It also brought the S&P 500 to a new record for winning days. Tim has all the details in this report.

Another good day for investors as all three indexes saw gains. Oil prices and optimism about interest rates contributed to the uptick. Tim takes a look at what happened yesterday and what we can expect for Wednesday.

Monday brought a mixed close to Wall St as the excitement from last week settled in with investors. Tim takes a look at the treasury rates, oil prices, and winners and losers in this report.

The week ended very well, in fact one of the best in the last year. News from The Fed, earnings reports, and employment reports all played a part. Will it continue this week? Tim has some thoughts on that in this report.

Finally what looks like a good week for investors. A strong showing on Thursday with some good news on Friday could give us the first up week in some time. Tim has some things you'll want to pay attention to today.

The Fed chariman said they wouild hold pat for the time being which gave Wall Street the message they wanted to hear. Investors took the ball and ran with it giving all three indexes a boost. Time explains everything that happened Wednesday and takes a look at Thursday.

Monday saw an uptick on Market value as investors wait to hear what Fed chair Powell will say about the current meetings. Some optimism exists about the Fed not raising rates again and good earnings reports are helping the S&P 500. Tim explains in this report.

Wall Street closed a very wierd week with a mix of up and down numbers which some investors are terming a correction. What does Tim think of that? Find out in this report.

Tim tries to explain what so far has been a frustrating week for investors

Goning to be a bumpy ride this week if the last four days are any indication. Earnings reports and high interest rates along with a mixture of government reports have investors scrambling.

For a Tuesday the Market surprised many investors with gains in each of the indexes. Tim predicted it on Tuesday and explains what the driving force was and what we have to look forward to the rest of the week.

Tim says he will take any little bit of green he sees on Wall St and there was very little yesterday as the Market closed mixed once again. Upcoming earnings reports and government numbers on spending may help or hurt, we have to wait and see.

Worst week in a month closed out Friday with all three indexes showing slowdowns or losses. Much ot it is related to interest rates, but fear about the situation in Israel also has some investors spooked. Tim takes a look at last week but also at the year to year numbers in this report

All three indexes fell yesterday on worries about the war in Israel, interest rates, and the latest earnings reports. Tim breaks it all donw in this latest report.

Indexes were mixed on news from Israel, the banks, and worries about high interest rates. Tim takes a look at all the moving parts and makes some sense of it. Be sure to check out the Facebook page and sign up for the weekly newsletter.

All three indexes saw a rise yesterday as investors settle in to the new normal of a war in the mid-east and higher interest rates. Earnings reports will be coming out in the next few weeks and some investors are optimistic. Tim breaks it all down in this report.

Tim is back and deals with all the news from last week that continues to affect the Market

Tim taking a few days off but didn't want to leave us without a short look at what happened yesterday

The losing continues on Wall Street as investors shy away from stocks based on the interest rates. There were a few winners yesterday which Tim talks about in this latest report.

No ove ever said investing would be easy and the Market certainly is doing its' best to keep it that way. Interest rates kept the Market soft again yesterday and some of the bigger losers were big tech. Time tries to explain what's going on in thsi latest report.

A poor showing last Friday, added to a poor showing for the month of September, and a less than stellar quarter. Tim breaks it all down and takes a look at what might happen this week.

As week comes to a finish Tim looks at a small uptick on Wall St from yesterday adn talks about how this week and month look when stacked up against the rest of the year.

Tim dives into the numbers from yesterday on Wall Street and tries to make some sense of what is going on right now. Friday is the last day of not only the week but the month essentially for trading and it doesn't bode well for Septemeber.