The historically worst six months of the year have officially started, and combined with technical warnings, that suggests stocks may take a well-deserved break soon.

The last week of April was a big news week. A very weak first quarter GDP highlighted a busy economic calendar…

Negative oil prices have dominated headlines recently. A combination of oversupply, lack of demand, and a lack of storage capacity resulted in temporarily negative oil prices…

Small businesses have been impacted the most by the economic crisis, and the government and Federal Reserve actions to bridge the gap to better times are unprecedented.

As earnings season begins, LPL Financial Research believe there will be winners and some challenges, the bar may be set too low, and corporate guidance may outweigh forecasts.

The economy has halted for the past several weeks, and with it the longest economic expansion ever has ended, meaning we are now in a recession…

The war against the COVID-19 pandemic continues this week as the number of new cases and deaths continues to grow…

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to significantly and negatively impact the global economy, making this crisis one of the worst we have ever faced…

We are likely in recession now, though we won’t know that for sure until more timely data is released…

Corporate America is unlikely to deliver much, if any, earnings growth in the third quarter. However, we think better days lie ahead…