Worry Over Europe’s Sovereign Debt Yields Knocked U.S. Markets Lower
With inflation indicators showing it won’t be a problem, investors instead spent the week worried about Europe’s sovereign debt.
Strong Earnings Balance out an Unstable Europe for a Flat Week
Italy adds to Europe’s financial woes, but the American markets rebound after weekly jobless claims fall below the critical 400,000 level.
Greek Drama Set Stage for a Down Week Despite Strong Earnings Stateside
Greece created more drama in Europe, but the Fed is committed to keeping status quo stateside in this week’s Market Roundup.
Fears of Recession Have Been Moderately Reduced
Good news from Europe and solid earnings drove the markets higher for the week.
Gold Tax Surprises
For those interested in investing in gold, you should be aware of the potential tax on your gains.
Mixed Earnings and Mixed Economic News Make Way for a Mixed Week
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss Europe’s effect on our markets amid a mixed earnings season.
Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 Plan
We discuss Herman Cain’s proposed 9-9-9 tax plan.
Welcome Relief: Markets Continued Their Upward Trend
With the Eurozone rescue package approved, Dr. Gene, Ted Parrish, CFA, and Bil Lako, CFP® discuss the economic news that drove the markets higher.
Markets Slightly Stronger as European Fears Ease
We discuss the changing mood in the market as pressure eases on the European debt crisis.
Q&A Time: Europe Contagion, Recession and Income Portfolios
The “Money Talks” hosts address listeners’ questions about Europe’s problems affecting our markets, recession worries and our income portfolios.