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MarketsNovember 09, 2009 The stock market is in the midst of one of the strongest rallies ever recorded. What's an investor to do? Is there still time to jump in? Hear from Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity's director of investment research.One Year After the Financial Crisis November 04, 2009 Some areas of the credit markets have staged a dramatic recovery and systemic stability has returned. Get insight from Fidelity's vice president of market analysis.Long, Winding Road to Recovery October 26, 2009 The economy is in the beginning stages of recovery and is gingerly taking steps towards growth. Get insight from our senior vice president of investment services.Stay-the-Course Ahead of Panic Sellers October 23, 2009 One year after a record number of investors fled stocks, those who remained in the stock market fared better than those who exited at the peak of the crisis and stayed on the sidelines.Key Takeaways from Strong 3rd Quarter October 15, 2009 Get a review of the third quarter markets, a check on the state of the U.S. economic recovery, the risk of chasing hot asset classes, and the importance of rebalancing from Bill Ebsworth.Zacks: Signs the Recovery Is Strong October 15, 2009 Dirk van Dijk of Zacks Investment Research on signs of the recovery's strength.October 08, 2009 After one of the strongest, fastest rallies ever, Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity's director of investment research, is wondering if it's about to unravel or if we're in the middle of an incomplete bull market?Market Update: Is the Recession Over? September 22, 2009 Dirk van Dijk of Zacks Investment Research weighs in on the state of the economic recovery and signs for the future direction of the markets.September 08, 2009 While economic data remains mixed and the strength of economic recovery uncertain, investors still had reason to celebrate this past holiday weekend.Housing Market Shows Signs of Life September 01, 2009 Residential housing looks poised to end its drag on U.S. economic growth, as sales and new construction have risen.August 11, 2009 Better than expected corporate profits, the July market upswing, and a slowing in the economy's rate of decline are encouraging, but it's too early to declare an end to the recession.July 17, 2009 Among the biggest beneficiaries of investors' increased appetitive for risk were economically sensitive sectors, such as financials, information technology and consumer discretionary.Wait and See After Strong Quarter July 15, 2009 Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity director of market research, shares his views of the key events of the second quarter of 2009 and what may be ahead.Quarter Recap: Why Fireworks Faded July 10, 2009 The fireworks that erupted in the equity markets in the second quarter began to fade away, but the S&P 500® Index still had its best quarter in at least 10 years.Cash Stockpile: Fuel for Stock Gains? July 03, 2009 High cash levels suggest that many investors remain skeptical about investing in stocks. This is often seen as a positive indicator for contrarian investors.Corporate Earnings Turn Positive June 26, 2009 Is the trend sustainable? Accelerating profit growth is typically favorable for stocks. Get insight from Fidelity's market analysis group.June 26, 2009 Stocks were flat versus the end of last week. Amid mixed economic news, analysts focus on housing and spending as keys to recovery.June 23, 2009 Stocks lost ground last week for the first time in more than a month. Here are the key factors to watch to assess the market's condition going forward.A Turning Point for the Markets June 16, 2009 Investors are watching interest rates, commodity prices and a host of other factors to see if the economic recovery can start to stand on its own."Reflation" Boosts Markets—So Far June 09, 2009 Oil prices are near $70 a barrel as investors bet the worst of the recession is behind us. Here's what to watch for as the stock market tries to extend its rally.Inflation Factor: No (Risk) Free Lunch May 22, 2009 Being invested in cash may have helped investors avoid some losses in 2008, but over the long term it barely outpaces inflation. Fidelity's Market Analysis group offers some perspective.May 15, 2009 A larger appetite for bonds among the investment community and U.S. government support have moved us closer to credit market stabilization.Hedging Against the Risk of Higher Inflation May 15, 2009 Some investors are expecting higher inflation. Learn how it might affect your portfolio, and identify certain assets that may allow you to achieve a compelling "real return."April 24, 2009 Get insight from Fidelity experts on the state of financial markets, gold, and stocks in our Investment Insight video and podcast series.April 17, 2009 Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity director of market research, shares his views of the key events of the first quarter of 2009 and the March market surge.Investors Find Sparkle in Gold's Unique Traits April 17, 2009 If you're looking for an investment that doesn't move in lockstep with stocks and bonds, you may want to consider a small investment in gold.Fast Starts: Sector Leadership in Nascent Bull Markets April 03, 2009 Historical patterns can serve as a guidepost, but with the toughest financial conditions in decades, it remains to be seen which sectors will lead in a bull market.March 27, 2009 If history is a guide, the market will turn suddenly upward at some point during the recession, the biggest gains will come in the early months of the rally, and many investors who made a move into cash will miss out.March 13, 2009 Fleeing to cash during a bear market is a common response. But if you stay in cash, you may miss out on big gains in the early stages of a rebound.Muni Bond Update: High-Quality Credits are Tested March 06, 2009 A key question facing investors in the near term: Are the superior yields of high-quality muni bonds adequate compensation for owning them in a challenging economic climate?Bull Markets: Early Bird Caught Returns February 20, 2009 Investors who flee to cash during bear markets should keep in mind the potential cost of missing the early stages of a stock market recovery. See why.February 10, 2009 Monitoring the U.S. credit market may help investors evaluate whether the U.S. financial crisis is abating. Get insight from Fidelity's market analysis team.Record Bond Yields Cushion Economic Uncertainty February 06, 2009 Is the extra yield currently offered by high-yield bonds sufficient to compensate for the added risk of a highly uncertain future business climate?January 16, 2009 It was an extraordinary year. Learn more about last year's most surprising developments in the financial markets from Fidelity's market analysis team.January 16, 2009 To help investors determine which way to turn next, Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity director of market research shares his take on the fourth quarter of 2008 and where we may be headed.December 26, 2008 Although the recent market meltdown was painful for most investors, the alternatives to diversification, such as moving to cash, have generally not fared well over the longer term.U.S. Credit Market: Some Thawing, But Still Distressed December 19, 2008 While short-term credit markets have not returned to normal, government efforts to unfreeze the interbank and commercial paper markets have steadily gained traction.Foreign Stock Valuations Hit Multi-Decade Lows December 12, 2008 While it's impossible to know when the current bear market may end, foreign stocks appear to already be pricing in a dire scenario, offering historically low valuations to long-term investors.Why Today is Different from the Great Depression December 05, 2008 There are some similarities between today's financial and economic climate and the Great Depression, but that doesn't mean the world is predestined to follow a path into a decade-long depression.Best Stock Returns Born Out of Troubled Times September 26, 2008 The recent volatility in the U.S. stock market can serve as a reminder that some of the best periods to have entered the market have been during periods of particularly gloomy sentiment and high volatility. |
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