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Weekly Market Insight – July 11, 2022

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

Recession fears were supported by an inversion in the yield curve and updated second-quarter Gross Domestic Product projections indicating the economy is ready to contract. Employers added 372,000 jobs in June, a number that was above economists’ estimates of 250,000. There can only be one of each number in each row and column.

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Weekly Market Insights – December 5, 2022

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

And Job Numbers Cheer Markets. He cited several areas of progress in the inflation fight, including a deceleration in interest rate sensitive parts of the economy, such as housing and supply chain improvement. Source: Econoday, December 2, 2022 The Econoday economic calendar lists upcoming U.S. IRS.gov, July 11, 2022.

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Weekly Market Insight – October 10, 2022

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

Falling yields further lifted investor enthusiasm, as did new economic data indicating a cooling economy. In a sign of cooling, the number of open jobs in August fell 10%, while a subsequent report from Automated Data Processing (ADP) showed continued labor market strength. Source: Econoday, October 7, 2022. from a year ago.

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Weekly Market Insight – August 22, 2022

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

Despite the week’s losses, stocks exhibited resiliency in the face of a string of troubling economic news that included flat retail sales, weak housing numbers, an inversion in the yield curve, and tepid economic data out of China. Source: Econoday, August 19, 2022 The Econoday economic calendar lists upcoming U.S. New Home Sales.

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A Bit of Optimism

Bell Investment Advisors

It also marked the sixth consecutive month this number has declined. We proposed last month that investors have started to look beyond the Fed and shift their attention to corporate earnings and the economy. The strong economic finish to 2022, however, seems to have put that debate to rest. for the full 2022 calendar year.

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Bell Webinar: 2022 Market Review & 2023 Outlook

Bell Investment Advisors

I’m a portfolio manager here at Bell Investment Advisors. The first is 2022 investment performance. Then, I’m going to be discussing inflation and interest rates and how those affect the value of your investments. Slide 4: 2022: U.S. Slide 5: 2022 in Review: Bonds 08:47 Onto bonds. stock market.

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Inflation Falling

Bell Investment Advisors

Economic data, which proved robust for most of 2022, showed some signs of softening. And a recent Bloomberg survey of economists showed 70% of respondents believed the economy would mildly contract in 2023 (although economists are historically bad at making predictions). A year that began with losses ended the same way. While the U.S.