D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover, on TD Ameritrade Network, explaining why he thinks a price-wage-price spiral, or even an extended period of above-target inflation, is unlikely.

D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover, on TD Ameritrade Network breaking down yesterdays disappointing housing numbers, today's FOMC Minutes, and what to expect on Friday's Existing Home Sales number.

Looking ahead, the housing landscape will be one of the most intriguing aspects of the ‘new’ economy following the well-reported suburban shift, and work-from-anywhere revolution.

The big question now is whether inflation is temporary or getting out of control?

D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover, on TD Ameritrade Network discussing what is on the horizon for interest rates.

Following last week’s Federal Reserve meeting, there is little question concerning the Fed’s comfort with leaving administered rates unchanged for the time being.

As the digital nomad movement accelerates and the job market begins to pick up, there is no better time than now to start chasing whatever you want in life — on your terms.

The recent slide in interest rates has helped momentum in the housing market.

The National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Pending Home Sales Index, which tracks the number of homes that are under contract to be sold, rebounded in March from the previous month, reversing two straight months of decline.

Despite the recently strong housing data, interest rates continue to falter — is this a case of "datapathy" or is there something else at play? D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover, on TD Ameritrade Network explaining why yields have fallen despite solid housing data.

D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover, on TD Ameritrade Network breaking down the week's housing data, lower interest rates, and implications on current housing inventory levels.

D. Alexander Capital CIO Larry Shover shares commentary on today’s economic numbers with TD Ameritrade Network. This morning’s strong Housing Starts number registers the highest annual pace since June 2006! Both Single Family and Multi-Family numbers beat expectations. Building Permits also outperformed expectations.

The willingness of investors to look past the incoming economic data in favor of lower Treasury yields represents a recent shift in the underlying tone of the market. This isn’t to suggest US rates have only recently started ignoring the data; that’s been a reality throughout the pandemic.

D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover, reacts to today’s economic data, the busy week for the Federal Reserve, and what it implies for interest rates in the near term.

It has been one year since the S&P 500 reached its pandemic low of 2191, as the -35% correction in the benchmark equity index came alongside the Fed’s emergency rate cuts, crisis level measures, and first financial crisis since the 2008-2009 episode.

D. Alexander Capital CIO, Larry Shover Talks Inflation Inquiries and Interest Rates