While no one was looking, rising commodity prices were generating rising tax revenue.

While no one was looking, rising commodity prices were generating rising tax revenue.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for the first time in four sessions on Tuesday as investors digested a strong rally from the previous session, while a decline in Walgreens pressured the index. The Dow fell 79 points or -0.3%, the broader S&P500 was basically unchanged while the NASDAQ finished up +0.25%.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for the first time in four sessions on Tuesday as investors digested a strong rally from the previous session, while a decline in Walgreens pressured the index. The Dow fell 79 points or -0.3%, the broader S&P500 was basically unchanged while the NASDAQ finished up +0.25%.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for the first time in four sessions on Tuesday as investors digested a strong rally from the previous session, while a decline in Walgreens pressured the index. The Dow fell 79 points or -0.3%, the broader S&P500 was basically unchanged while the NASDAQ finished up +0.25%.

Morgans adviser Chris Titley recently interviewed Dom Pym from Up. Dom is an entrepreneur and technologist who recently launched Up (up.com.au), a next-generation Australian digital bank delivering super powered banking. Up is a clever way to organise your money and simplify your life, giving you the freedom to do the things you love. Dom's been involved in software, web and mobile development for over 20 years from start-ups to global enterprises in Australia, the UK, the USA and throughout Asia. Dom discusses why he launched Up as well the traction and feedback they are seeing thus far and their plans for the future.

Morgans adviser Chris Titley recently interviewed Dom Pym from Up. Dom is an entrepreneur and technologist who recently launched Up (up.com.au), a next-generation Australian digital bank delivering super powered banking. Up is a clever way to organise your money and simplify your life, giving you the freedom to do the things you love. Dom's been involved in software, web and mobile development for over 20 years from start-ups to global enterprises in Australia, the UK, the USA and throughout Asia. Dom discusses why he launched Up as well the traction and feedback they are seeing thus far and their plans for the future.

U.S. stocks jumped on Monday as strong manufacturing data out of the U.S. and China eased worries of a possible global economic slowdown. The Dow rose +1.3%, led by gains in United Technologies, Caterpillar and J.P. Morgan Chase. Monday’s session also marked the Dow’s first close above 26,000 since Feb. 26. The S&P 500 climbed +1.2% as the financials sector outperformed and is only 2.2% below its record closing high in September. The Nasdaq closed 1.3% higher on gains from Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet.

U.S. stocks jumped on Monday as strong manufacturing data out of the U.S. and China eased worries of a possible global economic slowdown. The Dow rose +1.3%, led by gains in United Technologies, Caterpillar and J.P. Morgan Chase. Monday’s session also marked the Dow’s first close above 26,000 since Feb. 26. The S&P 500 climbed +1.2% as the financials sector outperformed and is only 2.2% below its record closing high in September. The Nasdaq closed 1.3% higher on gains from Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet.

U.S. stocks rose on Friday amid renewed optimism on the progress of trade talks between Washington and Beijing as Wall Street wrapped up a stellar quarter. The Dow closed eight tenths of a percent higher as Boeing, UnitedHealth and Caterpillar outperformed. The S&P 500 advanced seven tenths percent, led by the industrials and health care sectors. The Nasdaq also climbed eight tenths of a percent. Lyft added to sentiment, the ride-sharing company surged more than 8 percent in its first day of trading.