Last night some of our team played in the 8th annual T4Youth Table Tennis Tournament raising funds for students and young professionals in underserved communities interested in STEAM education.
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This afternoon tastytrade President JJ Kinahan sat down with ABC 7 Chicago to discuss the current market volatility and what it means for investors.
Stock market today: Plunge worries investors, but experts say don't panic
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Happy National Intern Day! 🎉 We're thrilled to have 12 exceptional interns who have joined us across tastytrade this summer. Earlier this week they enjoyed their first intern outing at the Chicago Cubs game. Thank you to our interns and their dedication to the team! #NationalInternDay
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"To say it's a busy week is an understatement. With market volatility having ticked higher last week, the expected move in the S&P 500 for this week is 75 points, from the tastytrade platform. That means the overall expected range for the S&P is 150 points or nearly 3%. The companies reporting earnings this week are varied across industries and by the end of the week, I expect we'll have a pretty good feeling for how the season is shaping up." After President Biden dropped out of the election this past week, a host of earnings announcements and big economic data coming. How is tastytrade President JJ Kinahan approaching this week? Find out in his most recent Forbes column. #wallstreet #elections #stockmarket
Biden Drops Out, Earnings Heat Up, Inflation Data Due Out
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"One theme I've harped on quite a bit over the past couple years is concentration risk. Markets cannot continue indefinitely higher on the backs of just a handful of stocks. That was the case, with the Magnificent Seven doing the heavy lifting. In the past week however, we've seen a broadening of the leadership as small cap stocks have stolen the spotlight." Read more of tastytrade President JJ Kinahan's thoughts on the recent small cap stock surge, and what he is watching for in his latest Forbes column. #wallstreet #stockmarket
Small Cap Stocks Continue To Shine
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"As more and more companies report, that estimate will bounce around a bit, so I'm more focused on estimates headed into the season than I am on how those estimates may fluctuate day-to-day. However, I will say there are other estimates floating around that place the earnings growth rate in a range of 12 - 16%. In other words, the expectations this quarter are lofty. With stocks trading above their historical valuation levels, there is a gap that could be filled should actual earnings not meet expectations." tastytrade president JJ Kinahan gives his thoughts on these expectations and what he is looking for in his latest Forbes column.
Weekend Political Violence Could Shake Up Market
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In this Monday's Forbes column, tastytrade president JJ Kinahan provides his thoughts on what could happen in the market this week: "I'm keeping an eye on volatility which remains subdued. In light of the upcoming earnings, economic data, and political elections, I find the overall level of volatility interestingly. As we approach earnings later this week, I wouldn't be surprised if we see a bit of volatility creep back in."
Powell Set To Testify, CPI And Earnings Kick-Off
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