Spring Allergies or Something Worse?
Market Commentary Highlights...
- In April, the markets seem to be suffering from a case of spring allergies. Like pollen-induced sneezes, the spasms at each of the data points have resulted in a noticeable uptick in volatility after a very quiet first quarter.
- The symptoms are not likely to clear up this week with many allergens floating around: the Fed meeting, first quarter earnings reports, key economic data, the French elections, the worsening recession in Europe, and earnings reports from Spanish banks.
- Investors’ immune systems may be hypersensitive after the past five years. But the market’s symptoms may also be signs of an oncoming illness potentially leading to a sustained pullback.
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Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial are pleased to provide the above Market Commentary for the week of April 23, 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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