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Amid mixed sentiment and rising risks, stocks plow ahead

Contrarian bull/bear signals? Our chart on the mismatch between stock performance and sentiment shows why investors may want to prepare for a pullback.

With long-term rates stuck near zero, income is harder to find than ever

How long will Treasury rates stay near zero? This week’s chart compares today’s ultra-low yields to those during the global financial crisis.

History suggests the market recovery could be long and slow

Long, slow and volatile recovery? Our chart illustrates why investors might want to prepare for an extended period of economic uncertainty.

Near-zero interest rates intensify the hunt for yield

From low yield to no yield? This week’s chart illustrates the dire state of the search for income via government bonds.

Dividend cuts cloud stocks’ total return potential

A good time to cut dividends? Our chart shows why investors may need to temper their total return expectations despite stocks’ recent bounce.

Are stocks pricing in too quick an economic rebound?

Overly optimistic? Our chart highlights stocks’ recovery vs. falling yields and oil prices – and what this could mean for investors.

A prolonged economic recovery may signal further volatility ahead

Best-case scenario for recovery? This week’s chart looks at 3 scenarios for restarting our economy and the impact each might have on U.S. GDP.

Volatility declines, but past recessions say more may be ahead

Ready for a bumpy ride? See why investors would be wise to prepare for more volatility in the coming months.

Is now a buying opportunity for high yield bonds?

Are wide spreads a signal to buy? Our chart looks at high yield bonds amid the recent sell-off and compares correlation vs. the Q4 2008 sell-off.

4 of S&P’s largest daily moves came in last 14 days

Record-setting volatility? Our chart plots the S&P 500’s top 20 daily gains and losses and reviews recent swings in investor sentiment.
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