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Insights
April 2019 Market Perspective
Monday, April 1, 2019
The annual peak-to-trough
drawdown for the S&P 500® Index has averaged more than 13% over
the last 30 years. Historically, downside volatility has typically not
materialized until later in a given year. In fact, in 22 of the last 30 years,
the troughs of the market’s peak-to-trough declines have fallen after April 30.
For the rest of 2019, will it be smooth sailing ahead or should investors
buckle up in anticipation of turbulence?
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Categories
U.S. Market Recap
December 2019 Market Recap
November 2019 Market Recap
October 2019 Market Recap
Q3 2019 Market Recap
August 2019 Market Recap
July 2019 Market Recap
June 2019 Market Recap
May 2019 Market Recap
April 2019 Market Recap
U.S. Market Perspective
December 2019 Market Perspective
November 2019 Market Perspective
October 2019 Market Perspective
Q3 2019 Market Perspective
August 2019 Market Perspective
July 2019 Market Perspective
June 2019 Market Perspective
May 2019 Market Perspective
April 2019 Market Perspective
Flagship (Index/RA) Commentary
2019 Flagship (Index/RA) Commentary - Q3
2019 Flagship (Index/RA) Commentary - Q2
2019 Flagship (Index/RA) Commentary - Q1
Active Overwrite Commentary
2019 Active Overwrite Commentary - Q3
2019 Active Overwrite Commentary - Q2
2019 Active Overwrite Commentary - Q1
Active Putwrite Commentary
2019 Active PutWrite Commentary - Q3
2019 Active PutWrite Commentary - Q2
2019 Active PutWrite Commentary - Q1
2018 Active PutWrite Commentary - Q4
2018 Active PutWrite Commentary - Q3
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