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Client Letter | Volatility Continues | May 11, 2022

LPL Research explains why time in the market, not timing the market, may be more beneficial to long term investors.
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Have We Really Seen Extreme Pessimism Yet? | Weekly Market Commentary | May 9, 2022

It’s been a tough year for stocks and bonds, but have we really seen extreme pessimism yet? LPL Research shares their thoughts.
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Global Portfolio Strategy | May 4, 2022

The Strategic and Tactical Asset Allocation Committee (STAAC) continues to recommend a slight overweight to equities versus bonds.
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Client Letter | April Showers Bring May Flowers | May 4, 2022

LPL Research explains why they remain optimistic that more sunshine could be coming.
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Why You Shouldn’t Sell in May This Year | Weekly Market Commentary | May 2, 2022

In this week’s Weekly Market Commentary, LPL Research tackles a commonly cited seasonal pattern and why it might not play out this year.
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Client Letter | An Attractive Entry Point | April 28, 2022

The current investing climate is quite challenging, but LPL Research explains why history suggests patience will be rewarded.
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Businesses and Consumers Likely Protected From Near-Term Recession | Weekly Market Commentary | April 25, 2022

LPL Research explains why businesses and consumers are likely protected from a near-term recession.
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What to Watch This Earnings Season | Weekly Market Commentary | April 18, 2022

With first quarter earnings season coming up, LPL Research highlights what they are watching and shares their latest thoughts on the 2022 profit outlook.
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Headwinds to Global Growth | Weekly Market Commentary | April 11, 2022

LPL Research explains why we’ll likely see more regional and demographic divergence in the housing market.
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Global Portfolio Strategy | April 7, 2022

LPL Research continues to recommend a slight overweight to equities versus bonds as still-solid fundamentals outweigh pressure on valuations.