LPL Research

It appears an earnings recession has been averted and better earnings days lie ahead, though trade uncertainty is a huge wild card.

Investors aren’t quite out of the woods yet with trade tensions.

Lowered long-term muni view from Neutral/Positive to Neutral

Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions caused stocks to sell off more than 2% last week.

First quarter productivity rose at the fastest year-over-year pace since 2010.

Green shoots appeared in U.S. economic data as the economy entered the second quarter. Leading indicators signaled low odds of a recession in the coming year.

The May through October period has historically been the weakest six months for equities.

Markets are positioning for the first Fed rate cut in 10 years.

The economy is off to a strong start in 2019! Click Read More to find out what LPL Research says about market fundamentals and what we might see the rest of 2019.

The S&P 500’s new record high set last week ended a more than 7-month drought without one.