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Summit Wealth Advisors Weekly Market Commentary Archive

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Opportunities Created by Volatility (7/5/2016)
SURPRISE! Britain Is Leaving the EU After 40 Years of Memebership (6/27/2016)
The World's Stock Markets Took It on the Chin! (6/20/2016)
The British May Be Leaving. The British May Be Leaving. (6/13/2016)
Statistics Mean Never Having to Say You're Certain (6/6/2016)
Everyone Makes Mistakes. Some People Learn from Them. (5/31/2016)
Test Your Knowledge (5/23/2016)
When Is a Door Not a Door? (5/16/2016)
How Do You Gauge Growth? (5/9/2016)
Would You Prefer to Be... (5/2/2016)
U.S. Stock Markets Finished Last Week in Heady Territory (4/25/2016)
Isn't It Remarkable That China's Growth Is so Consistent? (4/18/2016)
Things Appear to Be Moving in the Right Direction (4/15/2016)
Learning about Panama (4/11/2016)
It's Like D�j� Vu All Over Again! (4/4/2016)
Are Corporations in the United States Struggling? (3/28/2016)
There is Ongoing Debate About Whether Markets Behave in Rational... (3/21/2016)
Here's Some Good News (3/14/2016)
Mid-February Fears of Recession Overblown (3/7/2016)
Pursuing Global Growth through Monetary Policy (2/29/2016)
And the Economic Data Says... (2/22/2016)
Are Markets Suffering from Excessive Worry? (2/16/2016)
Setting an Example for Future Generations (2/8/2016)
Does the Stock Market Overreact? (2/1/2016)
It's College Time! (1/25/2016)
Unanswered Questions (1/19/2016)
A Look Back at Fourth Quarter (1/12/2016)
You May Have Received a Gift from Congress (1/4/2016)
It Was a Short Week, but It Wasn't Quiet (12/28/2015)
Second Guessing the Fed is an Age Old Pastime (12/21/2015)
It's Not Like It's a Surprise! (12/14/2015)
It's That Time of the Year (12/7/2015)
It Seems That Shopping Has Joined Food, Football, and Family (11/30/2015)
Financial Markets Were Remarkably Calm Last Week (11/23/2015)
Exclamation Point at the End of a Difficult Week for Stock Markets (11/16/2015)
It Wasn't Just About the Budget (11/9/2015)
Keep Your Eyes on the Data (11/2/2015)
Central Banks Were at It Again - and Markets Loved It (10/26/2015)
How Quickly Emotions Have Changed (10/19/2015)
They're Allowed to Change Their Minds (10/12/2015)
Change is Coming (10/5/2015)
Oh the Uncertainty! (9/28/2015)
The Waiting is the Hardest Part (9/21/2015)
The Market is as Streaky as a Slice of Bacon (9/14/2015)
Who's the Culprit? (9/8/2015)
The Five-Day Ride Was Awfully Bumpy (8/31/2015)
Correction! (8/24/2015)
Stumbling Over China's Currency News (8/17/2015)
Back to School...Back to Higher Interest Rates? (8/10/2015)
The Market is Flat (8/3/2015)
China's Wild Ride Isn't Over Yet (7/27/2015)
A Sigh of Relief (7/20/2015)
A Cautionary Tale (7/13/2015)
It's Been a Wild, Wild Quarter (7/6/2015)
A Grexhausting Tale (6/29/2015)
The Seven-Year Itch (6/22/2015)
And the Survey Says...September! (6/15/2015)
If It Looks Like a Bond, and It Acts Like a Bond... (6/8/2015)
Is it Possible to Have an Economic Optical Illusion? (6/1/2015)
Should They Stay or Should They Go? (5/26/2015)
Stock Markets Tipped Into the Red Last Week (5/4/2015)
Remember the Dot-Com Bubble? (4/27/2015)
It's a Topsy-Turvy World (4/20/2015)
How Much is One Trillion? (4/13/2015)
Healthcare? Revolution? Really? (4/6/2015)
Is The Federal Reserve Going to Increase the Rate for Overnight Borrowing? (3/30/2015)
Heading Toward, or Surpassing, New Highs (3/23/2015)
The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself (3/16/2015)
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (3/9/2015)
Alice in Wonderland Week (3/2/2015)
It was All Greek to Investors (2/23/2015)
More Greek Drama (2/17/2015)
What's In an Employment Report? (2/9/2015)
"January Did Not Turn Out to Be the Best Month for U.S. Stock Markets." (2/2/2015)
"The Real Central Bankers of the European Economic Community" (1/26/2015)
Central Banks Have Been Full of Surprises Lately (1/20/2015)
For the first time since the financial crisis, the price of crude oil dropped (1/12/2015)
Bubbling Crude; Oil That is, Black Gold, Texas Tea. (1/5/2015)
Chances are You're Smiling Every Time You Fill Up the Tank (12/29/2014)
Geopolitics and Monetary Policy and Deflation! Oh My! (12/22/2014)
What Does the Future Hold (12/15/2014)
Pondering the Effects of Long Working Hours (12/8/2014)
What Return-On-Investment Does a Liberal Arts Degree Deliver? (12/1/2014)
Pioneer. Trendsetter. Trailblazer. (11/24/2014)
The Nodding of Contrarians (11/18/2014)
Is It a Melt-Up? (11/10/2014)
Are Central Banks Throwing a Progressive Party? (11/3/2014)
Investors are Wondering What's Next (10/27/2014)
Points to Consider Amidst a Market Spook (10/20/2014)
Keep Calm and Carry On (10/13/2014)
"Life is Fine! Fine as Wine! Life is Fine!" (10/6/2014)
Do You Have What it Takes? (9/29/2014)
Open Market Committee Statement Embraced by Investors (9/22/2014)
Beware Unpaid Internships! (9/15/2014)
It's D�j� Vu All Over Again! (9/8/2014)
There Is No Substitute For Mental Preparedness (9/2/2014)
Introducing Brian K. Watts (8/26/2014)
Pining for a "One-Handed Economist" (8/25/2014)
Hopes of Economic Recovery put on Hold (8/18/2014)
Triple Dip During the Dog Days of Summer (8/11/2014)
Geopolitical Tensions Puckered a Lot of Seams (8/4/2014)
Setting Adrift Perceptions that Government Bonds are Always Low Risk Investments (7/28/2014)
Sanctions on Russia, Malaysian Airlines Tragedy (7/21/2014)
What is the Value of Higher Education? (7/14/2014)
Happy Birthday, United States of America! (7/7/2014)
First Quarter Reversal, Second Quarter Improvement? (6/30/2014)
Decimate Is a Very Interesting Word (6/23/2014)
Investors Remain Oddly Complacent... (6/16/2014)
Strength in America, Redirection in Russia, and Slow Growth in China (6/9/2014)
A Resergent Popularity of Emerging Markets (6/2/2014)
Recent Performance of the Housing Marrket (5/27/2014)
What Can be Expected in the Future? (5/19/2014)
Measuring Investor Sentiment (5/12/2014)
An Economic Eclipse (5/5/2014)
For Every Action there is an Equal and Opposite Reaction (4/28/2014)
Donetsk is a British City? (4/21/2014)
Collision of Good and Bad Economic News (4/14/2014)
Markets in the First Quarter of 2014 (4/7/2014)
What Does the Future Hold? (3/31/2014)
Russian Markets Unsettled by Recent Events (3/24/2014)
Putin Stirring Up a Hornets' Nest (3/17/2014)
Where Are They Now? (3/10/2014)
There Are Only 10 Types of People in the World (3/3/2014)
A Silver Lining (2/24/2014)
How Many Hours Do You Work Each Week? (2/18/2014)
Bouncing American Stocks (2/10/2014)
Barometers, Indicators and Gauges...Oh My! (2/3/2014)
Have the Markets Lost Their Balance? (1/27/2014)
Predict, Forecast, Divine, Forsee... (1/21/2014)
China's Imports Versus Exports (1/13/2014)
What Makes a Great Invention? (1/6/2014)
What's The Difference Between a Bull and a Bubble? (12/30/2013)
Things Have Changed Since the Wild West (12/23/2013)
What's the Next Big Thing? (12/16/2013)
Consumer Confidence at a Five-Month High (12/9/2013)
Pensions Around the World (12/2/2013)
Expectations of Quantatitative Easing Still Surprises Some (11/25/2013)
Happy Investors Push Global Markets Higher (11/18/2013)
Is the Economy Gaining Steam? (11/11/2013)
How Do Your State's Taxes Stack Up? (11/4/2013)
Where Are Interest Rates Headed? (10/28/2013)
It May Be The Holy Grail of Investing (10/21/2013)
A Federal Reserve System Primer (10/14/2013)
Third Quarter Update: Mayhem and Emotion (10/7/2013)
D�j� Vu All Over Again (9/30/2013)
We're Going to Do It (9/23/2013)
Exploring the Internet of Everything (9/16/2013)
We Live In Interesting Times (9/9/2013)
Copy of The Next Big Things (9/3/2013)
The Next Big Things (8/26/2013)
There is No Such Uncertainty as a Sure Thing (8/19/2013)
Eminent Domain is Making Headlines Again (8/12/2013)
From 'Moderate' to 'Modest' (8/5/2013)
If It's Not Stocks, It's Bonds! (7/29/2013)
Singing the Earnings Song (7/22/2013)
One of These Things is Not Like the Other (7/15/2013)
Like Members of a Family (7/8/2013)
They Say Actions Speak Louder Than Words (7/1/2013)
Another Housing Bubble? (6/24/2013)
Are Emerging Countries Leading the Way in Renewable Energy? (6/17/2013)
What Are Commodities? (6/10/2013)
Will the Fed Taper? (6/3/2013)
Introducing Callum Jacob Troxel (5/21/2013)
Heuristics (5/20/2013)
Where Will You Live During Retirement? (5/13/2013)
Does Money Buy Happiness...or Doesn't It? (5/6/2013)
The Power of Twitter (4/29/2013)
Are You Responsible for Your Loved One's Unpaid Debt? (4/22/2013)
Easy Money (4/15/2013)
There's a New BRIC in Town (4/8/2013)
End of Quarter Update (4/1/2013)
All Eyes on Cyprus (3/25/2013)
The Middle Class is Growing (3/18/2013)
Markets Ebb and Flow (3/11/2013)
Plant Corn (3/4/2013)
Quantitative Easing (2/25/2013)
Last Week's Mixed Performance (2/20/2013)
Improved Outlook for Economic Growth at Home and Abroad (2/11/2013)
Continued Optimism (2/4/2013)
Contagious Optimism? (1/28/2013)
Sage Investment Advice (1/14/2013)
2012 in Review (1/7/2013)
Money Printing Continues (12/17/2012)
What Fiscal Cliff? (11/26/2012)
Lessons from Hostess Brands (11/19/2012)
What the Election Means (11/12/2012)
Science Fiction - Becoming Tomorrow's Reality (11/5/2012)
Add Summit Wealth Advisors to Your Social Media Circle! (10/30/2012)
Who's Right, Consumers or Businesses (10/29/2012)
Lessons from the '87 Crash (10/22/2012)
Copy of Reminder Breakfast Event Invite - General (10/17/2012)
Good News, Bad News (10/15/2012)
Turning Japanese? (10/8/2012)
Tale of Two Cities (10/1/2012)
Announcing Jessica J. Troxel, CFP� (9/28/2012)
Increasing Dividends (9/24/2012)
A Brave New World (9/17/2012)
Economic growth vs. stock prices (9/4/2012)
Misleading Signals (8/27/2012)
The Tortoise-Like Market (8/20/2012)
Is the "Cult of Equity" Dying? (8/13/2012)
Employment Situation Report: One Month Does Not Make a Trend (8/6/2012)
One Sentence From One Man (7/30/2012)
The Fed is Ready to Help if Needed (7/23/2012)
The Right Medicine for the Economy: Raising Interest Rates? (7/16/2012)
Potential Boost for Job Recovery (7/9/2012)
Taking Some of the Sting Out (7/3/2012)
Lady Thatcher and the Euro Problem (6/25/2012)
When Central Bankers Talk, Investors Listen (6/18/2012)
Weekly Market Commentary 6/11/12 (6/11/2012)
Dig Beneath The Screaming Headlines (6/4/2012)
Weekly Market Comentary 5/29/12 (5/29/2012)
Weekly Market Comentary (5/21/2012)
Front and Center: Three Investment Lessons (5/14/2012)
The Angst in Europe (5/7/2012)
The Costliest Fruit (5/1/2012)
U.S.: Stealing the Spotlight (4/23/2012)
Volitility: Like a Yo-Yo (4/16/2012)
When In Doubt, Blame It on the Weather (4/9/2012)
Strongest Start to a Year Since 1998 (4/2/2012)
A Trillion Here, A Trillion There (3/27/2012)
Busy Week on Wall-Street (3/19/2012)
How to Innovate (3/12/2012)
Can We Learn From Other People's Wisdom? (3/5/2012)
How Much Income Would You Need to Feel "Rich?" (2/21/2012)
Who should you believe, Warren Buffett or Bill Gross? (2/13/2012)
How do you spell market rally? (2/6/2012)
What Worries Americans the Most? (1/30/2012)
2012 Market Trends (1/23/2012)
What Happens in Europe May Not Say in Europe (1/17/2012)
Were The "Nifty-Fifty" Really That Nifty? (1/9/2012)
The Year In Review (1/3/2012)

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