The US Dollar has been the de facto reserve currency for global central banks and international trade markets since the end of World War II.
During periods of volatility, we are often able to “make lemonade out of lemons” by smartly rebalancing and offsetting gains with some losses. Read on ...
Despite the horrible human and social impact, the wider geopolitical consequences are of course still unknown and may be extreme, but the key risk is that higher commodity prices – and energy prices in particular - are more than transitory. Read on ...
For a year that seemed to run past us so quickly, 2021 still managed to feel more like a marathon than a sprint. Read on ...
Compared to the volatility of last year's summer and early fall, this year's third quarter... Read on ...
Investing in both Growth and Value through a broad market index helps minimize the risk of having to endure high degrees of underperformance.
U.S. Stocks continued their overall strong performance into the second quarter. Read on ...
International and domestic stock markets continue their climb in the first months of 2021.
Some facts about the 2020 stock market.
Let’s just say that 2020 was nothing if not unpredictable, in every way - not least for the U.S. stock market.
