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Report for the 4th week of the year spanning Friday January 20th to Friday January 27th 2023. The top performing assets year-to-date (YTD) so far are all cryptocurrencies except Lumber Futures in 7th place with a 31.8% YTD gain. View header image in full screen. Economic Highlights Monday Jan 23rd Tuesday Jan 24th Wednesday Jan…
This is the WIN Report for the 3rd week of the year spanning Friday January 13th to Friday January 20th 2023. The top performing assets year to date so far are all cryptocurrencies. View header image in full screen. Economic Highlights Monday Jan 16th Tuesday Jan 17th Wednesday Jan 18th Thursday Jan 19th Friday Jan 20th See…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is a stock market index that measures the performance of 30 large publicly traded companies often called blue chips stocks in the United States. The DJIA was the first stock market index and is considered to be one of the most widely followed stock market indices in the world….
The Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index, also known as the Wilshire 5000, is a stock market index that is designed to measure the value of all publicly traded companies in the United States. The index is named for originally including approximately all 5,000 U.S. publicly traded companies when if was first introduced in 1974. Due…
This is the WIN Report for the 2nd week of the year spanning Friday January 6th to Friday January 13th 2023. View the header image in full screen. Economic Highlights See more Economic News at Briefing.com. US Stocks The overall stock market was up last week 4.62% according to the Wilshire 5000. Consumer Discretionary lead the rise this…
This is the WIN Report for the 1st week of the year spanning Friday December 30th to Friday January 6th 2023. 1st Week of 2023 1.9% Percentage of the year 2023 completed Economic Highlights See more Economic News at Briefing.com. US Stocks US Stocks were up across the board except the SP500 health Care sector was slightly down…
US Stocks US Stocks dropped significantly in 2022, on average stocks fell 21.43%. Looking by sector the biggest losers were Communication Services declining 40.42% and Consumer Discretionary declining 37.58%. The only sector to gain was Energy which surged 59.04%, the next best performing sector was Utilities which only declined 1.44% for the year. US Indices…