by Roger | Jun 22, 2020 | Roger’s Rundown
I hope every father out there had an amazing Father’s Day yesterday, I know I did. Looking at the stock market, world stocks mostly opened lower this morning as countries reported a surge in virus cases over the weekend. The global total is now nearing 9 million. The...
by Roger | Jun 18, 2020 | Roger’s Rundown
U.S. stocks opened lower today as investors had to digest worse-than-expected jobless claims data. As if that weren’t a grim enough way to start the morning, the market has finally taken notice of the rise in virus cases across America, and shares are looking weak...
by Roger | Jun 17, 2020 | Roger’s Rundown
Today marks the 20th day of protesting. The number of people affected by the virus is still rising. But despite it all, global markets are dancing along to the tune of Wall Street’s rally. The newest rally is being fueled by the hopeful prospect of global economic...
by Roger | Jun 15, 2020 | Roger’s Rundown
The second shoe has finally dropped… And I hate to say I told you so, but I saw this coming a mile ahead. I’ve been warning everyone not to get too excited about the rally because it was just a reaction, and not the new leg up investors were praying for. Global...
by Roger | Jun 11, 2020 | Roger’s Rundown
U.S. stocks plunged this morning after the Federal Reserve signaled concern over a second wave of infections amid increasing reports of new cases popping up in numerous countries. This could potentially result in an even longer road to recovery, along with longer...
by Roger | Jun 10, 2020 | Roger’s Rundown
Today, I want to use my favorite top down analysis approach when looking at the markets — so let’s begin with the global markets. Global shares opened lower today with investors cautious after a gloomy forecast for the economy was announced. The...