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Major Markets pull back from all time highs last week. Interestingly, the sectors that did have gains last were the ones with losses last year. Information Technology took a hit after banning certain accounts on social media. While there was good news in US production, the bad news overshadows. Joe Biden will be inaugurated tomorrow and there will be some interesting economic reports coming out towards the end of the week which marks the celebration of Dr Martin Luther King. It will be interesting to see how the markets go this year and which sectors do well under the new administration. If you have questions about your investment strategies for short or long term give us a call or send an email. We will be happy to listen and see if we can help.

The stock market begins with a bang - Small Caps and Emerging Markets lead the way so far. Political Tensions are high with the Democrat Party to hold the House and the Senate. What is to come of this economically?

Major Markets closed the tumultuous year with gains. The Nasdaq led for the year with the Dow Jones the biggest loser. The Barclays Bond Market Index beat the Dow Jones for the year - primarily due to the drop in interest rates. There was little news to shake the markets last week, even as the additional push for stimulus lost traction, however, this week is starting off very differently than recent years. At Leap Wealth, we are looking forward to 2021. Contact us today to learn more about what we do and how we do it.

Another Stimulus Bill, more debt, Nasdaq hits another high and leads all indices this year.

The Grinch showed up last week after all time highs were reached. At the sector level, only energy and communications were positive. The energy sector has added 41% over the last 6 weeks. Politicians play politics, it is what they do. Another stimulus proposal has been put on the table but no agreement yet. Is there likely to be coal in some government leaders stockings this Christmas? We are here to help you with your financial and investment strategies into 2021. Call us today to start the conversation! Or you can choose one of our advisors and schedule directly here: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=12117440 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

OW SETS RECORD - even with a shortened holiday week. All but one S&P sector gained. Janet Yellen selected by the Biden team to be the new Treasury Secretary. Lawsuits are still in play regarding the Presidential Election. Supreme Court challenge likely. Full week of economic reports coming - political or pandemic related developments could change the markets quickly as we enter December. Times have changed and markets have changed - maybe it's time your financial strategies change too! Contact us today to learn more.