After some weeks of decline, investors had had enough and decided to come back.

The markets regained some ground this week as a short-term resolution was found for the looming debt ceiling deadline.

A couple weeks ago I wrote about how September is, on average, the worst month of the year for the stock market.

Markets went sideways this week as investors look to economic data for the next move.

The markets continued sideways this week due to uncertainty regarding the Delta variant.

The markets continued to drift this week as news out of Afghanistan temporarily pushed COVID out of the spotlight if not for just a few days.

The markets drifted slightly higher again this week as earnings announcements continue to generate positive influence on investors.

The markets headed a little higher this week due to strong earnings announcements and a stronger than expected jobs report

If you’ve been watching the markets over the past week, you no doubt have a case of whiplash.

The markets went sideways this week as investors couldn’t decide whether to be concerned about the prospects for an extended period of high inflation or happy about the Fed’s never-ending 24/7 money printing operation.