One Day Doesn't Make a Market

One Day Doesn't Make a Market

The S&P 500 fell over 1.5% on Friday as investors became concerned that perhaps the economy is slowing. A weaker jobs report was the culprit. But, was it just profit taking after a historic run since the April lows or the beginning of a trend? Karl Eggerss explains.

Show Topics

  • Jobs Report
  • Tariffs
  • Stock Market Selloff
  • Risk Management

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