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Bull vs Bear Markets and What They Mean for Investors

by Masterworks
March 17, 2023

As an investor, even an aspiring one, you probably have come across the terms ‘bull’ and ‘bear,’ which are used to describe market sentiments. When investing in any instrument, you should always be aware of its performance, and whether it is bullish or bearish is one way to look at it. What do these terms […]

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Davos World Economic Forum 2023 Takeaways

by Quinlyn Manfull
January 25, 2023

Global leaders and business executives meet annually in Davos, Switzerland at the World Economic Forum to discuss the greatest risks facing the planet and discuss potential solutions.  In 2023, the cost of living crisis and climate change dominated the conversation. Let’s discuss key takeaways from the 2023 World Economic Forum as well as potential solutions […]

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The Business Cycle: The 4 Phases & Investment Strategies

by Quinlyn Manfull
January 11, 2023

What Is the Business Cycle? The business cycle, also known as the economic cycle or trade cycle, describes the natural fluctuations of aggregate economic activity experienced over time. These fluctuations can include changes in employment, output and prices. How Does the Business Cycle Work? The business cycle is a term used by economists to describe […]

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What is the January Barometer?

by Quinlyn Manfull
January 9, 2023
  • Economic Indicators

What is the January Barometer? The January Barometer is a market hypothesis that suggests the stock market’s performance — specifically the S&P 500 Index — in January predicts the performance for the rest of the year.  In other words, positive returns in January would indicate positive future results for the remainder of the calendar year. […]

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The Fear and Greed Index: Definition & How it Works

by Quinlyn Manfull
  • Economic Indicators

What is the Fear and Greed Index? The fear and greed index is a measure of market sentiment designed by CNN Money. The index measures levels of fear and greed seen by investors in the stock market. It’s calculated by taking into account a variety of factors, including stock price movements, trading volume and market […]

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Swiftonomics: The Economics of Taylor Swift & Swifties

by Quinlyn Manfull
December 13, 2022
  • Consumer Spending

Taylor Swift has long been one of the world’s biggest pop stars, setting records for highest-selling albums, singles and stadium tours, as well as becoming the first woman to ever win Album of the Year at the Grammy’s three times. Most recently, Swift’s November 2022 album Midnights dominated the Billboard Hot 100 — and Swift […]

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What is Consumer Sentiment?

by Quinlyn Manfull
December 9, 2022
  • Consumer Spending

What is Consumer Sentiment? Consumer sentiment is a measure of consumer attitudes toward a country’s current and future economic health.  Measured by survey, consumer confidence accounts for consumer opinions of their own financial health, how the economy is doing now and in the future, and other economic conditions such as interest rates, unemployment and stock […]

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Shrinkflation: The Hidden Costs of Inflation

by Quinlyn Manfull
December 8, 2022
  • Consumer Spending
  • inflation

Inflation is impossible to ignore in 2022. We’ve all seen it in the grocery store, at the gas station and on our electricity bills. But there is additional inflation that companies don’t want us to see, that’s called shrinkflation. What is Shrinkflation? Shrinkflation, also known as package downsizing, refers to the act of shrinking product […]

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High Inflation’s Impact on Consumer Spending 

by Quinlyn Manfull
December 5, 2022
  • Consumer Spending
  • Economic Indicators
  • inflation

Based on inflation and consumer confidence data, many economists had anticipated lower consumer spending for the holiday season in 2022, but we’ve actually seen the opposite. Despite inflationary pressures, consumers have ramped up spending and slowed savings in the third quarter of 2022. In fact, Thanksgiving weekend spending in 2022 broke records for both online […]

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The Economic Significance of Black Friday

by Quinlyn Manfull
November 24, 2022
  • Consumer Spending
  • Economic Indicators

What is Black Friday?  Black Friday is one of the largest shopping days of the year, taking place on the Friday following Thanksgiving Day, when stores tend to offer deep discounts. It has historically been viewed as the beginning of holiday shopping.  In recent years, Thanksgiving weekend sales have expanded from just Black Friday to […]

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What Does a Dead Cat Bounce Mean for Markets?

by Quinlyn Manfull
November 14, 2022
  • volatility

Financial markets have seen a lot of volatility in recent years. Some investors use technical indicators such as price and chart patterns to understand and trade on that volatility. A dead cat bounce is one of those patterns.  The concept of the dead cat bounce is used in technical analysis to identify temporary recoveries that […]

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