Whetro Advisors Morning Market Update

Markets in the U.S. were closed for the holiday yesterday but both Europe and Asia saw movement. Big banks and other corporate reports are expected this week to possibly continue the good news from last week.

Thursday was a good day on Wall Street as reports show the CPI is doing much better than expected. Investors are bouyed by the news and await what Friday corporate reports and others government numbers show.

After a 'good news Wednesday' Tim follows up with an unexpected 'good news Thursday'. Markets are moving upward before this morning's reports and Friday's numbers are released. We'll know a little more about where we might be headed on Friday morning.

Finally a 'good news Wednesday'! Stocks showed some improvement yesterday as investors prepare for government reports later this week. Big banks begin reporting on Friday with some corporations already signs on trouble in some sectors.

Tim still picking through the weeds to find some good news in what is increasingly a mixed market. Each day sees one or another segment of the market climb while another goes down. Are you in it for the long haul?

We begin the week with an upbeat report on the market's Friday numbers which ended up being quite good. Further reports from the big banks may change the outlook later in the week but for now things are looking up.

Reports are still causing some investors to pull back from putting money into the market for now, but some numbers show good movement according to Tim.

It turned out to be a Good News Thursday instead of Good News Wednesday this week with Wall St responding to the Fed news in a positive way. Could this be the start of a few good days to end the first week of the new year?

Good News Wednesdays aren't what they were before 2020 but Tim says there is still good news if you look closley enough to what is going on all over the economy.

2022 finish was the worst since 2008, but Tim says there are still some good news nuggets out there if you know where to look. And Whetro Wealth Management knows where to look.

Thursday the Market did not react well to the Wednesday Fed comments and continued a slight downward tumble. Investors are still worried about what The Fed may have in store for the new year and are being cautious

Good News Wednesday didn't last long. The Fed announced an expected hike in rates again, but Wall St responded by having a down day. How long will it last? It will last until it's over.

It was, in fact, a Good News Wednesday as markets climbed on Tuesday because of good news on inflation slowing. Now we await the Fed announcement later Wednesday afternoon to see if that continues.

A slight uptick on Monday based upon optimism about today's report on the Consumer Price Index. Any downward movement could help improve the numbers on Wall St.

Last week ended the first down week after a string of good Wall St reports. The Fed speaks this Wednesday and investors are anxiously awaiting the latest increase.

Despite an uptick on Thursday thanks to tech stocks we are still on a course for a down week. That all hinges on what happens today in The Market.

A shaky day and possibly a shaky week overall on Wall St. Investors continue to be leery of what The Fed might do, and the news from tech industries which continue to strugglle.

It was supposed to be a good news Wednesday, it wasn't. Markets were down again and the reports left to be released this week may not make things much better. Are you an optimistic or pessimistic investor? Tim has some advice.

Tim details the reasons for the shaky market on Monday despite some good numbers. At some point the Fed will be making the tough decision on raising rates, and by how much.

Friday's close left us with mixed results but the good news nuggets are in there and Tim knows where to find them as we begin the first full week of a new month.

As we head into the first weekend of December we start with a mixed market from Thursday but there a lot of encouraging signs. The numbers released today from the government will give us a clearer indication of what will happen by Christmas

Fed Chairman Powell sent the Market the message they wanted to hear yesterday and the result shows in the numbers for the final day of November. Other reports to be released today and Friday may change that but investors are in a much better mood.

A drop on Tuesday because of unrest in China and the effect it may have on world markets. The numbers dropped but there is still some good news to focus on from Tim

Closed for Thanksgiving and a short day Friday give us a mixed result on Wall Street. Tim tries to sort it all out with Monday's report.

The Markets will be closed today for the Thanksgiving holiday but trading elsewhere will continue. Tim has Wednesday's numbers for you and a look ahead at week's end.