The S&P ended the week right where it started. However, this has been the tale of multiple markets. In this video market update we look at why the new Fed policy will do the opposite of what most people think and what that means for your trading.

The Russell 2000 was down slightly on Thursday, but even on a down day it still beat the other major indexes as the Russell 2000 fell 0.09% and the S&P 500 fell 0.30%.

While the natural disasters were terrible, unless you own stock in an insurance company, an airline, or Dupont, you probably won’t notice an effect to your portfolio.

The Nasdaq was the only index that was negative on Wednesday. It was down because Apple pulled it lower.

The Fed was moderately dovish when describing rate hikes and a potential unwind as it likely gained confidence from the recent CPI beat, the fact that the government raised the debt ceiling, and the fact that stocks are rising practically everyday.

The volatility in the stock market is barely existent as nothing seems to phase it. This has been caused by a Goldilocks scenario where growth is just right.