The PBS Newshour reports on recent market volatility, noting a series of contributing events. Liz Ann Sonders of Charles Schwab said, “a lot of [the current volatility] really is unfisnished…
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5 Signs of a Surviving Bull Market, Says Schwab’s Sonders
Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist with Schwab, believes the bull market will continue. She points to: The lack of new net inflows into equity mutual funds (unprecedented in a…
Sonders, Schwab: Let's Get Normalized
A closely fought “tug-of-war” between bulls and bears has kept stocks trading in a tight range this year, and Charles Schwab strategists think the battle could continue for a while…
Sonders, Schwab: Let's Get Normalized
A closely fought “tug-of-war” between bulls and bears has kept stocks trading in a tight range this year, and Charles Schwab strategists think the battle could continue for a while…
Just What Does The Elevated CAPE Mean?
The cyclically adjusted price/earnings ratio is quite elevated compared to historical standards. Is that bad news for stocks? Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says it’s a complicated question. (more…)
Sonders Talks Inflection Points, and Zweig's Greatness
In a wide-ranging interview with Barry Ritholtz on Bloomberg’s Masters In Business podcast, Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders offers her take on the bull market, and a look at her…
Why Risk And Age Aren't As Tied As You Think
In the investing world, the standard thinking seems to be that the older you get, the less risk you should take on. But Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says that’s…
The "Time Correction"
For some time now, a number of strategists have been saying we may be headed for a correction. Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says we may be getting one —…
Sonders: Pullback Risk Elevated, But Don't Worry About Economy
Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says that the risk of a correction is elevated, but she thinks the bull market is still in tact. (more…)
Schwab, Sonders On The Shifting Market Story
For years, the US economy pushed ahead at a tepid pace, quantitative easing reigned, and US stocks lacked competition from other assets. But now that story is changing, says Charles…