Market Updates

Good evening, The last 3 trading days in the market has been characterized by a sharp increase in volatility led by falling share prices of banks – a few of which have seen all-out collapses in value.  In spite of government action announced last... Read More →

Good Morning,  The stock market had a very challenging session yesterday, well, at least the second half of the trading day was challenging.  We’ve fielded questions from several clients and most were oriented around the following couple questions:  What drove the market lower yesterday... Read More →

2023 Outlook Early on in 2023, markets are assessing the landscape for assets as the end of 2022 left many loose ends untied – particularly surrounding tighter monetary policy and its lagged impact on the economy.   As we prepare for another eventful year in... Read More →

4th Quarter 2022 Review Although markets posted positive returns in the 4th quarter of 2022, the volatility that troubled investors all year remained present throughout; largely driven (again) by an increasingly aggressive Federal Reserve in their pursuit of lower inflation and subsequent economic concerns... Read More →

Good evening! When our children were little, my wife and I used to remark that often the days went on forever, but the years flew by.  That has keenly characterized how I’ve felt about 2022! It is difficult to digest that Thanksgiving is next... Read More →

Click below to listen to Kavar Capital Partners discuss the asset class performances in the first 3 quarters of 2022, the underlying market volatility and the outlook for monetary policy moves.   In order to view the market update webinar facilitated through Zoom, please click... Read More →

A deeper dive into the CPI numbers As a follow-up to our market update last night, we wanted to provide more detail on the inflation report that rattled investors and why it caught the market so offsides. Consumer Price Index: All Items (aka “Headline”... Read More →

Good Evening.  Quick check-in on today’s market action.  In a word, it was nasty.  Catalyzed by a stronger-than-expected print in the August Consumer Price Index (CPI) both stocks prices and bond yields moved in unfavorable directions.  All 3 major stock indices had difficult days... Read More →