10.22.2026
Will Higher Rates Cramp the Markets?
Anyone who has run a marathon knows the last six miles are brutal — no matter how well the first…
This week’s chart depicts the intraday percentage change of the S&P 500 index over the trailing ten years. Several outlying events have been highlighted, however, we will focus on 2011. In the first six months of 2011 (125 trading days), the average intraday percentage change was 1.05%. From July 1, 2011, through December 5, 2011 (109 trading days), the average intraday percentage change was 2.33%. If you were to translate the intraday percentage change into points, the S&P 500 index has traveled 4,717 points to net a year to date return of 1.91%. Given the recent market volatility, it is important to not overreact to short-term market volatility and have your asset allocation guide your decision making process.
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10.22.2026
Anyone who has run a marathon knows the last six miles are brutal — no matter how well the first…
10.19.2026
Since 1980, the S&P 500 Index has generally performed well in the weeks surrounding U.S. midterm elections. Specifically, the index…
10.12.2026
This week’s chart highlights the accelerating growth of electricity demand in the U.S., which has been driven primarily by the…
10.08.2026
LIVE WEBINAR — OCTOBER 22 Please join Marquette’s research team for our 3Q 2026 Market Insights Webinar…
10.05.2026
For investors, the spookiest thing about October might not be the ghosts and monsters that are bound to show up…
09.28.2026
The phrase “expectations of higher inflation” has become a staple in financial news to explain the increase in nominal U.S….
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