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Answering the Top Debt Ceiling Questions | Weekly Market Commentary | October 11,2021

LPL Research examines the debt ceiling—its role in government financing, the market, and the economy.
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Global Portfolio Strategy | October 11, 2021

October gets a bad rap—but it has historically been the best one for stocks and we see further (but modest) gains for stocks over the rest of the year.
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Client Letter | Change May Bring Opportunities | October 7, 2021

Change is disruptive but it also brings opportunities for the next leg higher for this bull market.
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Early Thoughts on 2022 | Weekly Market Commentary | October 4,2021

LPL Research sees a favorable economic environment for stocks in 2022
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To Z Or Not To Z | Weekly Market Commentary | September 27,2021

LPL Research Examines Why The Shape Of The Recovery Still Matters
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Revisiting Our 10-Year Treasury Yield Forecast | Weekly Market Commentary | September 20,2021

LPL Research examines two key elements that prompted us to slightly lower our year-end forecast for the 10-year Treasury yield.
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Policy Risks Loom But Clarity Ahead | Weekly Market Commentary | September 13,2021

Don’t get caught up in the drama: Upcoming risks and strengths.
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Global Portfolio Strategy | September 9, 2021

We see modest gains for stocks over the rest of the year, powered by a strong economic growth outlook and tremendous earnings momentum; although, an increase in volatility during the historically weak month of September is quite possible.
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Client Letter | The Bull Market Continues | September 2, 2021

The resiliency of the economy continues to surprise and delight us better than our highest expectations for the year.
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Poking The Bear | Weekly Market Commentary | August 30,2021

LPL Research explores five things that some bears believe that do not worry us.