Welcome back, everyone.Ā
In case you missed it, the Nasdaq had its worst week since March. The Dow was the best performing index. Will this action continue? Time will tell.
It should be a light earnings week, weāll see numbers from FedEx and Adobe on Tuesday.
The Federal Reserve will meet for the last time before the US presidential election.
Nomura economist Lewis Alexander wrote:Ā
We do not expect major policy innovations at the September FOMC meeting
Hereās the S&P 500 weekly chart and last weekās changes:
| S&P 500 | 3,340 | -2.51% |
| Nasdaq | 10,853 | -4.06% |
| Russell 2000 | 1,497 | -2.48% |
| Dow Jones | 27,665 | -1.66% |
What Everyone Should Know About the Stock Market
Last Thursday, Nasdaq Chief Economist, Phil Mackintosh shared the following piece, What Everyone Should Know About the Stock Market.Ā
Phil provides knowledge on diversification, the importance of earnings, and how the economy affects companies.
Hereās a snippet from the post:
The importance of earnings to company valuation is one of the reasons that financial statements showing company profitability and historic growth are so important. Itās also why a lot of investors look at the Price-to-Earnings (PE) ratio and might say that stocks with a high PE ratio are ārich.ā But sometimes those high PE ratios will be justified by a companyās strong future earnings. Investors need to determine if growth forecasts are accurate.
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Trading may be easy, but successful investing is hard
Read the full post here.
NFL Sunday š
Itās Week 1 of the NFL season and we welcome the sense of normalcy.Ā
Although stadiums are empty, itās assuring that Chris Collinsworth will close out the weekend.
Hereās ESPN with Week 1 coverage.
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Sunday Links:
š½āMulanā brings in $23.2 million during lackluster opening weekend in ChinaĀ
š« Stop ādemonizingā college students for coronavirus spread, mental health experts urgeĀ
š Inside Californiaās race to contain its devastating wildfiresĀ
š U.S. Open 2020: An Interactive Look At New Yorkās Depth Of Great Golf Courses
šµ Live music and audiences return to Barbican Centre in recast autumn seasonĀ
š NFL Week 1 ā Game highlights, news, coronavirus protocols, social justice protests, moreĀ
š Killer whales attack sailing boats near Spain and PortugalĀ
The Week AheadĀ
And now a brief and well-organized look ahead at the trading week beginning Monday, September 14th, 2020:
Economic Calendar:
- 9/16Ā August Retail Sales (8:30 AM ET)
- 9/16 September FOMC Rate Decision (2:00 PM ET)
- 9/17 August Housing Starts (8:30 AM ET)
- 9/17 Initial Claims (8:30 AM ET)
Hereās the full Economic Calendar provided by Briefing.Ā
Be sure to know when your stocks are reporting. Hereās the earnings calendar.Ā
