Mixed results again on Monday on Wall St but Tim looks for the silver lining in the many clouds that some experts put out there. And there are some very good numbers depending on what sector you are looking at and invested in.

Many markets were closed for observance of Good Friday but band markets and some Asian traders were active which is where the report is centered this morning. Tim has reaction to the bond market and to the government reports that were released at week's end.

Market is closed for Good Friday here in the States but Europe and Asia markets on onliine trading will continue.

Tim is taking a few days off so Fred has the numbers and percentages but for in depth analysis you'll want to call the staff at Whetro Wealth Management 419-824-3300 or e-mail Tim at [email protected]

It was a 'Good News Wednesday' for some investors, not so much for others. The market responded to news that oil producing countries will cut back on production in the coming months. Others were taking a closer look at recent jobs report with hopes that The Fed would ease up on the next rate hike. Tim has all the facts and figures.

An annoucement from global oil producers sent a wave of uncertainty through the market yesterday. Saying they were cutting the production output sent stock prices for US crude oil producers higher, but that also means costs at the pump will rise. Russia could be the big winner and Tim has some thoughts on that.

First quarter is in the books and despite the numerous headlines screaming about how bad things have been, the numbers actually look pretty good. Friday ended the week and the month in the black and Tim has details on the overall look of the first quarter and what to expect.

There is a very good chance we will end with a positive month despite all the bad news from earlier in the month in the financial market. Tim takes the long look at the numbers and gives his outlook on what it all means in this report.

Depending on what happens today (Thursday) the Market could end up with a month in the positive column. Month to month all three indexes seem poised to report a good month for investors despire the earlier banking problems. Tim has the outlook.

The headline says "mixed" but a closer look at the numbers by Tim reveals a bit of good news. Sometimes it's more important to look long term at year to year results instead of day to day. Tim has all the details and what we are looking for today.