January May Seem “Super,” but Don’t Be Bowled Over
Market Commentary Highlights...
- The upcoming Super Bowl will test the stock market’s historical correlations with the calendar and events that proved rewarding to investors in 2011.
- Investors’ New Year’s resolution may have been to buy stocks after five years of selling nearly every month. However, we are afraid this may turn out to be like most resolutions and fade come February.
- We expect volatility to return and the stock market to shed some recent gains. But we adhere to our outlook for 8 – 12%* gains for the year for stocks.
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Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial are pleased to provide the above Market Commentary for the week of January 30, 2012. The commentary is prepared by LPL FINANCIAL RESEARCH, the broker-dealer partner for Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial. The above commentary and others like it can be found here.
Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial are pleased to provide the above Market Commentary for the week of January 30, 2012. The commentary is prepared by LPL FINANCIAL RESEARCH, the broker-dealer partner for Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial. The above commentary and others like it can be found here.
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