After seeing the market bounce up and down all week Thursday's uptick was a welcome sight to investors. Friday reports could point either to a positive week or give us another losing week after starting the year off quite well. Tim delves into the numbers and explains.

Investors sat back on Wednesday after a pretty slow start to the week leaving some doubt about whether or not we would end up with an up week overall. Tim wil sort through the bad news to find those few small nuggets of good news for you.

It definitely was not a "Good News Wednesday" unless you are looking for bargains. A number of stocks dropped which for some investors mean a chance to buy on the dip. For many investors it's a time to wait to see what the inflation numbers will look like and what The Fed will do in March.

Phone problems at WSPD this morning did not allow for a full report from Tim but here's a snippet of what happened on last Friday, markets were closed Monday of course. For other details reach out to Whetro Wealth Management

Thursday ended being a good news Thursday following an uptick in Wednesday's market numbers. Despite underlying worries about what the Fed might do in March investors seem to be optimistic that consumers will continue to spend.

We may have to rebrand 'Good News Wednesday' as for some time now the good news has been spotty. For the foreseeable future or at least until The Fed finally stops raising rates. Mixed news from the CPI yesterday led to the mixed results. Tim will explain

If Tuesday is any indication we may have a Good News Wednesday this week. Numbers are dependent on the report coming out this morning and Tim will have details Wednesday morning.

Friday ended mixed with tech leading the losses once again. Although there are some high spots in corporate earnings reports, and Tim points those out in this report. Investors are still leary about what The Fed will do with interest rates.

A little slippage today in Wall St numbers but year to year we are not looking all that bad. Tim still feeling fantastic about what is happening with The Market but investors are still antsy over interest rates and company earnings reports.

The Thursday update comes after a "good news Wednesday" and continues the roller coaster ride we have been on for at least two years. Tim points out that the ups and downs do remain in a range at least which investors can deal with.