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Helpful Information for Filing 2021 Income Taxes and Proactive Tax Planning for 2022
Market Volatility: A Normal Part of the Investment Experience
Baseball legend Yogi Berra once said, “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”
Quarterly Economic Update Fourth Quarter 2021
2021 closed as a banner year for many investors. Although the year ended with both winners and losers, in retrospect, the sudden recession created by the COVID pandemic in 2020,,,
Welcome to 2022!
appy New Year and welcome to 2022! We hope that you and your family had an enjoyable holiday season. We look forward to what this new year has to offer.
Research
Stock and Bond Market FAQs From the Field | Weekly Market Commentary | August 19, 2024
Every year as the summer months draw near their end, LPL Financial hosts its annual conference for financial advisors. While the conference is an excellent opportunity for advisors to expand upon professional interests, discover ways to enhance their impact on clients, and connect with industry experts — learning is a two-way street.
Pullbacks Are Common but Painful | Weekly Market Commentary | August 12, 2024
Like a stubbed toe, pullbacks in the market are inevitable, something investors tend to forget during periods of low volatility.
Thoughts on Global Selloff and the Dollar’s Path to Decompressing | Weekly Market Commentary | August 5, 2024
After the sharp August 5 decline, equities are nearing an attractive entry point. LPL’s Strategic and Tactical Asset Allocation Committee (STAAC) maintains its tactical neutral stance on equities, while actively monitoring signs of bottoming. LPL Research continues to preach patience before buying this dip. Bottoming is a process.
Key Themes for the Macroeconomic Landscape in the Second Half of 2024 | Weekly Market Commentary | July 29, 2024
Investors had a healthy appetite for risk so far this year as a so-called potential soft landing has been factored in. We have an economy with rising wages, decelerating inflation, and a Federal Reserve (Fed) on the cusp of cutting rates.