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Last year ended solidly in positive territory, but getting there was certainly not a smooth ride, since there were domestic and worldwide issues that affected the markets. However, we are hopeful that our clients are as satisfied as we are with the market's final performance in 2012.... |
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As reported here, the markets started this year off on a positive note with good first-quarter results. In May however, due to the potential European fiscal-debt crisis the markets reacted with higher volatility, giving back most year-to-date gains..... |
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As we head into the final quarter of 2012, the clarity we were looking for in the prior issue of the Snyder Report continues to be elusive. On one hand, we have a stock market that continues to defy gravity with its positive movement. On the other we have economic data giving mixed signals about whether or not we are really in "recovery mode.".... |
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As reported here, the markets started this year off on a positive note with good first-quarter results. In May however, due to the potential European fiscal-debt crisis the markets reacted with higher volatility, giving back most year-to-date gains..... |
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As I review the first quarter the U.S. economy showed signs of recovery. Europe managed to contain the threat of a Greek bond crisis. This set the stage for the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 to post its best first-quarter performance in 14 years.... |
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Looking back to the start of 2011, we had somewhat reserved, but positive expectations as to how the stock market would perform for the year. The first quarter gave us good results, driven by higher long-term interest rates..... |
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While we provide an updated and current report each quarter, dated reports presented here are available for historical and archival purposes only and do not represent the current market environment. Dated repaorts should not be used to make investment decisions or be construed directly or indirectly, as an offer to buy or sell any securities mentioned. Past performance cannot guarantee future results.