John L. Solomon, Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley

Stocks rally as potential glimmers of hope emerge in COVID-19 data. Read more in the 1% Move report:

The market sell-off seems to have created investing opportunities in some hard hit areas. See two to consider and one to avoid:

Asset prices often reflect the obvious before it becomes obvious. So the question for investors now is, "What is the market thinking about that's not obvious?"

Strong start to the week for US stocks as S&P 500 rallies to highest level since mid-March. Read more in the 1% Move report:

Working from home? Now’s a good time to consider these cybersecurity tips.

Even as economic and public health data get worse, recent changes in three key factors make global credit markets an attractive option. Our Chief Cross-Asset Strategist, Andrew Sheets, explains.

Stocks fall and oil prices spike in mixed trading Friday. Read more in the 1% Move report:

US stocks rally with oil markets and employment data in focus. Read more in the 1% Move report:

We've been getting more bullish the past few weeks even though the economy and earnings are quite likely to get worse. See why in On the Markets:

The $2 trillion in new Federal spending is directed at hard-hit industries, local governments, individuals and businesses. To learn more about where the funds are going, see the latest Geo-Markets, US Policy Pulse: Fiscal Runway. DM me for a copy.

The $2 trillion CARES Act includes a variety of provisions that will help preserve the financial health of state and local governments, hospitals and airports. Here’s what’s inside.

Stocks slide to start April giving back some of the prior week's gains. Read more in the 1% Move report:

In the new environment, stock market leadership may shift from the consumer-facing tech giants that dominated markets in the last cycle to sectors like healthcare, financials and industrials. Here’s why: