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Weekly Market Performance — April 25, 2025

| Jeff Buchbinder

LPL's Weekly Market Performance for the week of April 21, 2025, highlights the latest U.S. trade developments, earnings reports, and bond market moves.

Bearish Investor Sentiment Eases, but So Do the Bulls

| George Smith

LPL Research examines this week’s AAII Investor Sentiment Survey and its investment applications.

Perspective on Peak Uncertainty and Market Lows

| Adam Turnquist

LPL Research highlights the importance of moving past peak policy uncertainty and what history implies about the shape of market recoveries.

Treasury Market Haven Status Is Safe...For Now

| Lawrence Gillum

LPL Research highlights the recent volatility in the Treasury market and why we think it’s still too premature to call for the demise of Treasury haven status.

Weekly Market Performance — April 17, 2025

| Kristian Kerr

LPL's Weekly Market Performance for the week of April 14, 2025, highlights U.S. tariff exceptions, Fed Chair Powell's latest remarks, and commodity gains.

A Page in the Tariff Playbook

| Dr. Jeffrey Roach

LPL Research reveals the G-20 countries most at risk of a trade war.

Treasury Market Volatility's Impact on Muni Market

| Lawrence Gillum

LPL Research highlights the recent volatility in the Treasury market and how that volatility has rippled into the muni market.

Weekly Market Performance — April 11, 2025

| Jeff Buchbinder

LPL's Weekly Market Performance for the week of April 7, 2025, highlights the latest tariff developments, volatile stock and bond trading, and commodities.

Finding Value in a Volatile Market

| Kristian Kerr

LPL Research examines the tariff-fueled shock to markets and the subsequent impact, as well as the silver lining.

S&P 500 Teetering on the Edge of a Bear Market

| Jeff Buchbinder

Following the recent S&P 500 drop near bear market levels, LPL Research examines average statistics for bear market recoveries versus bull markets.

Sector Shake-Up: Navigating Tariff Effects

| Jeff Buchbinder

LPL Research examines industry and sector performance in light of recent tariffs.

Updated Letter from the CIO

| Marc Zabicki

LPL Research's Chief Investment Officer, Marc Zabicki provides an updated letter after tariff announcements have caused additional market volatility.

Weekly Market Performance — April 4, 2025

| Kristian Kerr

LPL's Weekly Market Performance for the week of March 31, 2025, highlights weekly performance and the global market response to the April 2 tariff announcement.

Five Key Tariff Takeaways

| Adam Turnquist

LPL Research explores the administration’s new trade policies and provides five key tariff takeaways from “Liberation Day.”

Another Defining Moment for Markets

| Dr. Jeffrey Roach

LPL Research discusses foreign direct investment, trade policy, and the inflation environment.

Behind the Scenes: Insights from Funds’ Rolling Returns

| Derek Beiter

LPL Research discusses the insights that a fund or manager’s rolling returns can provide compared to its trailing returns.

Weekly Market Performance — March 28, 2025

| Jeff Buchbinder

LPL's Weekly Market Performance for the week of March 24, 2025, highlights the latest tariff developments, mixed global stocks, and rising Treasury yields.

America Is Down, but Not Out

| Adam Turnquist

LPL Research explores the American exceptionalism theme and what performance this quarter could mean for the remainder of the year.

Weakness, But No Recession Yet

| Dr. Jeffrey Roach

LPL Research examines home buying activity as mortgage rates moderate.

Growth in Multi-Strategy Hedge Funds

| Jina Yoon

LPL Research reviews how multi-strategy firms operate.

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