Vice President Josh Jones has the market analysis for Friday, June 29. We saw several positive stock moves today: Nike released strong earnings and sales; and several of the big banks performed well. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ Composite averages ended the quarter with gains—including the NASDAQ’s nearly 7% advance over the last three months. Meanwhile, annual inflation grew just over 2% for the first time in more than six years, indicating that the economy is continuing to get stronger.

Diana Linn, client service associate at Adviser Investments, has the market analysis for Thursday, June 28. We saw solid gains across the board today, led largely by the telecom sector. Conversely, the “Amazon Effect” continued to impact pharmacy and delivery stocks—with Rite Aid, Walgreens and CVS down 11%, 10% and 6%, respectively, and UPS and Fedex both down 2%. On the horizon: A look at consumer health as gauged by personal income, spending and savings data.

Jim Lowell, chief investment officer at Adviser Investments, spoke with CNBC’s “Street Signs” host Martin Soong. Jim encourages investors in our current late stages of this long and beneficial bull market to carefully consider objectives, income needs and risk tolerance. Although economic data and fundamentals suggest we may have more growth ahead, the probability of some sort of market pullback related to headline-based fear has risen.

Adviser Investments’ Chief Investment Officer Jim Lowell joined Bloomberg Market’s Carol Massar and Cory Johnson on “Coast to Coast” to discuss market concerns and economic growth. Lowell suggests investors should remain attentive and try to enjoy the slow pace of growth we are currently experiencing. Despite ongoing trade-war fears, earnings, economic data and relatively low interest rates remain encouraging. Lowell notes that opinion, not knowledge, fuels panic and potential market unrest. He emphasizes that, for this reason, Adviser Investments’ portfolios always run with “shock absorbers” to navigate challenging moments in market cycles.

Rick Winters, vice president at Adviser Investments, has the market analysis for Wednesday, June 27. All markets closed down despite gains early in the day. Large-cap technology and internet stocks saw losses; however, energy stocks gained with crude prices up 3.2%. That’s more than $72 per barrel and the highest level seen since 2014. Winters explains that we have been in a 10% high-to-low trading range over the last six months or so—largely the result of investor uncertainty related to trade policy, inflation and interest rates. In terms of economic indicators, both durable goods and pending home sales were down 0.6% in May.

Senior Vice President Chris Keith has the market analysis for Tuesday, June 26. Markets were back on the winning side as the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ Composite all posted modest gains. The lift was due to investors refocusing away from the trade war, turning their attention to strong oil prices—thanks in part to sanctions on Iran—and a good earnings report from home-builder Lennar Corp. Additionally, new data show that home prices nationwide rose 6.4% year-over-year in April. In other news, GE’s stock is up after the announcement that the company will spin-off its health care, oil and gas divisions as part of a major restructuring.

Charlie Toole, vice president at Adviser Investments, has the market analysis for Monday, June 25. Markets sold off, with drops over 1% for all major indices. Harley-Davidson stock fell 6% on news of a plan to shift some production overseas in response to tariffs, which will ultimately add about $2,000 in production costs to every motorcycle—cutting into profits. In positive news, new data show that new-home sales were up 14% month-to-month in May. This is a sign that the U.S. consumer is still in a good place. Additionally, Campbell’s Soup is potentially up for sale, with Kraft Heinz and General Mills as possible suitors.

Jim Lowell, Chief Investment Officer at Adviser Investments, has Friday’s Market Analysis.

Chris Hagan, Vice President at Adviser Investments, has Thursday’s Market Analysis.

Megan Higgins, Manager at Adviser Investments, has Wednesday’s Market Analysis.