There are three events that need to happen before any potential bottom for stocks has been reached. The first key is China, as their lockdowns must ease before we see growth recover. What are the other two factors in determining the bottom of this pullback? Find out in this Protect Your Assets Market Briefing.

The consumer price index report, which measures inflation, was ugly and the market did not like it. Indicators believe that the Fed will raise interest rates further which may create more volatility.  Will this create more turmoil in stocks? Find out the answers in this week’s Protect Your Assets Market Briefing.

Stocks dropped last week after the highly anticipated inflation report showed a faster than expected rise in prices. This caused consumer sentiment to hit a record low. What other factors caused the markets to drop? Find out in this Protect Your Assets Market Briefing.

The most recent jobs report showed some too-hot numbers, including the number of jobs added and the unemployment rate. However, wage growth came in slightly under expectations, which means it didn’t crush the market. Learn more about how the labor market drives the stock market this week. Latest jobs report: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm

The S&P 500 hit a one-month high last week, and stocks seem to be a bit more resilient. The jobs report was released on Friday, June 3rd, and is now driving a large part of the economy because the Fed will react to it. The Fed is also being fuzzier about future rate hikes in 2022, which may have a great impact on stocks. If wages and prices continue to increase because there’s not enough people to fill the available jobs, that can fan the fames of inflation. Is now the time to right-size the volatility in your portfolio? Latest jobs report: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm