Financial Markets- Bonds (Mortgage Rates) The S&P 500 gained another 300 pts, (nearly 5%) and closed a smidge over 6,700. This has been nice for our 401ks and investment accounts but I sure would like to see some lower mortgage rates even
HAPPY LABOR DAY! May your dogs be hot and your beer cold! Financial Markets- Bonds (Mortgage Rates) The S&P 500 gained another 100 bps from last month, and is sticking close to the all time high of just over 6,500. The index is up 15% over
Financial Markets- Bonds (Mortgage Rates) The S&P 500 is on an unprecedented run since it bottomed out in mid April, currently at 6,370 and has continued to break its all time highs over the past week and is now up 8.5% for 2025. h
Financial Markets- Bonds (Mortgage Rates) The S&P 500 is knocking on the door of its all time high, and unpredictably unaffected by the skirmish in the middle east. https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/.SPX &nbs
Financial Markets- Bonds (Mortgage Rates) The S&P 500 tacked on another 5% in gains for the month of May as stocks try to get back to their pre-China trade war highs. Most of the gains came over the weekend of Mother’s Day when an announce
Financial Markets- Bonds (Mortgage Rates) After plummeting nearly 20%, the S and P 500 has regained some of its losses and is now down a little less than 7% off its peak, and nearly back to where it was at the start of 2025. Mortgage rates g
