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LPL Financial Weekly Market Commentary for May 9, 2011

by Rose Greene, CFP on May 11, 2011

The Performance Derby Jeffrey Kleintop, CFA Chief Market Strategist LPL Financial Highlights The crowd favorite at the Kentucky Derby this past weekend did not win, surprising many, much like last week’s performance Derby where the crowd favorite, commodities, suffered a stunning loss. While precious metals may have lost during Derby week, they are not ready [...]
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LPL Financial Weekly Market Commentary for March 7, 2011

by Rose Greene, CFP on March 8, 2011

Cinderella: The Last Chapter Jeffrey Kleintop, CFA Chief Market Strategist LPL Financial Highlights It is appropriate that this past Friday, March 4, marked both the 61st anniversary of the release of Disney’s Cinderella and the release of the February employment report that helps to tell the final chapter of the Cinderella story of the economic [...]
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Santa Monica, CA — February 1, 2011– Rose Greene, an independent financial advisor at Rose Greene Financial in Santa Monica, CA  today announced that she was recognized as a top financial advisor and named to the LPL Financial Chairman’s Club. This distinction is based on a ranking of all registered advisors supported by LPL Financial [...]
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Sun is Shining on Investors as 2010 Draws to a Close

by Rose Greene, CFP on December 27, 2010

The sun is shining on investors as 2010 draws to a close. The economy has shown signs of reaccelerating from the summer soft spot, the stock market has made new two-year highs, as measured by the S&P 500 (returning to the level that preceded the September 2008 failure of Lehman Brothers), and the President signed [...]
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LPL Financial Weekly Market Commentary for December 6, 2010

by Rose Greene, CFP on December 7, 2010

From Data to Debates December 6, 2010 Jeffrey Kleintop, CFA Chief Market Strategist LPL Financial Highlights Last week, the markets were driven primarily by economic data as stocks and bond yields rose and the dollar fell. This week, in the absence of any high-profile economic data, markets are likely to be driven by policy headlines, [...]
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