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Potential homebuyers are hitting the brakes. What could that mean for the future? Would-be homebuyers
Should investors consider opportunities in global stocks? We believe international stocks could deserve a place
There’s tech, and there’s the rest Investors in tech stocks these days are a wildly
Here’s something we have only seen once in 20 years In a true study of
Up is down, and down is up Two key components of the equity market—growth stocks
This year we have seen a first for stocks and bonds. Welcome to uncharted territory.
Throughout 2022, investors have seen various positive economic developments as signs that the Federal Reserve
Could bond investors find the next few months to be “the most wonderful time of
Investors won’t have to dip into their savings to pay for their Thanksgiving feasts this year,
The losers of the past are riding high—while yesterday’s winners appear to be out of
We’re more than halfway through the third-quarter earnings season, and thus far, the S&P 500
The squeeze on homebuyers appears to be getting tighter by the month—which could spell trouble
We all know that last week’s inflation report showed headline inflation continues to surge, with
Tomorrow, the Federal Reserve Board is set to announce its latest decision regarding interest rates.
It’s a safe assumption that when Bob Dylan sang “the first one now will later
Is More Volatility Coming Down the Pike? Investors looking for greater clarity about the road
With the Nasdaq plummeting 27.2% and the S&P 500 Growth Index close behind at -26.2%,
Investors sure are a gloomy bunch these days. How downbeat are they? According to the
As expected, the Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday raised the target range of the federal
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have
Eye-popping jumps in energy prices worldwide has some people proclaiming we’re in a replay
From the youngest to the oldest American workers – GenZ to Baby Boomers – their
A large swath of the GenX population, many of whom are 20 years or less
The march higher in the cost of home health, assisted living or nursing home services
American workers just got another jolt of bad news about the financial health of Social
Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell repeated his view at last week’s Jackson Hole meeting that
There’s a record-breaking chasm opening up between American and Chinese stocks this year. The SPDR
The Baby Boomer retirement wave, egged on by Covid, rolls on. Another 248,000 Americans over
The Baby Boomer retirement wave, egged on by Covid, rolls on. Another 248,000 Americans over
You’ve likely heard that second quarter profits are surging, driven by easy year-over-year comparisons and
Target date funds operate under the assumption that someone’s asset allocation should follow a glide
Yet another setback for retirees who view traditional fixed-income investments as a secure way to
The Federal Reserve’s meeting last week sparked a selloff in stocks and bonds as the
Capturing the pandemic’s weird real-world effects is reflected in how high above trend retail sales
Bidding wars for homes has soured people on reaching for the American dream: for the
What was a rumbling of change in the last few years is now barreling into
What was a rumbling of change in the last few years is now barreling into
Millions of workers are retiring early. But not necessarily because they want to. The pandemic
When financial markets went haywire in March 2020, people pursuing a traditional financial plan may
Of all the financial challenges facing retirees, being a widow can be one of the
Nearly every day the financial news headlines trumpet the selloff in bonds and the rising
Like the famous Energizer Bunny, small-capitalization stocks keep on going versus their larger peers. Year
Does 2021 strike you as a replay of 1999? The investment theme now, as it
Up, up and away for the price of a new single-family home, which reached a
Inflation isn’t a problem now, but financial markets are saying it could be soon. Traders
A common investor assumption is that bonds tend to go up in value when the
When stocks fall, bonds rally. That’s standard market action today. And it makes bonds look
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Potential homebuyers are hitting the brakes. What could that mean for the future? Would-be homebuyers are increasingly deciding to stay put —which could help further
Should investors consider opportunities in global stocks? We believe international stocks could deserve a place in many investors’ portfolios because they can potentially add diversification
There’s tech, and there’s the rest Investors in tech stocks these days are a wildly happy bunch. Everybody else? Not so much. The gap between
Here’s something we have only seen once in 20 years In a true study of contrasts, the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index has soared 6.3% during
Up is down, and down is up Two key components of the equity market—growth stocks and value stocks—are looking significantly different as 2023 gets underway,
This year we have seen a first for stocks and bonds. Welcome to uncharted territory. As we head to the finish line, stocks are down
Throughout 2022, investors have seen various positive economic developments as signs that the Federal Reserve Board was ready to pivot and end—or considerably scale back—its
Could bond investors find the next few months to be “the most wonderful time of the year?” High-yield (or “junk”) bonds—along with the rest of
Investors won’t have to dip into their savings to pay for their Thanksgiving feasts this year, but they may choke on their pumpkin pie when they
The losers of the past are riding high—while yesterday’s winners appear to be out of gas. To sail to your destination, you need to put
We’re more than halfway through the third-quarter earnings season, and thus far, the S&P 500 overall is reporting its worst year-over-year earnings growth since the third
The squeeze on homebuyers appears to be getting tighter by the month—which could spell trouble for multiple sectors of the economy in the future. Today,
We all know that last week’s inflation report showed headline inflation continues to surge, with the consumer price index (CPI) accelerating by 8.2% in September
Tomorrow, the Federal Reserve Board is set to announce its latest decision regarding interest rates. Will it be yet another 75-basis point increase, as many
It’s a safe assumption that when Bob Dylan sang “the first one now will later be last,” he didn’t have financial markets in mind. And
Is More Volatility Coming Down the Pike? Investors looking for greater clarity about the road ahead for equities—and a break from market volatility—probably shouldn’t hold
With the Nasdaq plummeting 27.2% and the S&P 500 Growth Index close behind at -26.2%, growth stock investors have taken it on the chin this
Investors sure are a gloomy bunch these days. How downbeat are they? According to the AAII Investor Sentiment Survey1 (a weekly poll measuring individual investors’
As expected, the Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday raised the target range of the federal funds rate—a key short-term interest rate—by 25 basis points from
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Inflation sticker shock is spreading; 55% of the items in the Consumer Price Index have an annual inflation rate of at least 5% in October.
Eye-popping jumps in energy prices worldwide has some people proclaiming we’re in a replay of the stagflation of the 1970s. That view ignores substantial
From the youngest to the oldest American workers – GenZ to Baby Boomers – their greatest fear about retirement is…
A large swath of the GenX population, many of whom are 20 years or less from the end of their working careers, say they don’t
The march higher in the cost of home health, assisted living or nursing home services continues. The blended cost of providing a year’s worth…
American workers just got another jolt of bad news about the financial health of Social Security. A recent report moved up the program’s insolvency date…
Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell repeated his view at last week’s Jackson Hole meeting that the jump in inflation would be “transitory” as supply…
There’s a record-breaking chasm opening up between American and Chinese stocks this year. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is outperforming…
The Baby Boomer retirement wave, egged on by Covid, rolls on. Another 248,000 Americans over the age of 65 left the labor force last month…
The Baby Boomer retirement wave, egged on by Covid, rolls on. Another 248,000 Americans over the age of 65 left the labor force last month…
You’ve likely heard that second quarter profits are surging, driven by easy year-over-year comparisons and the reopening of the economy…
Target date funds operate under the assumption that someone’s asset allocation should follow a glide path, automatically shifting a portfolio…
Yet another setback for retirees who view traditional fixed-income investments as a secure way to fund a long retirement…
The Federal Reserve’s meeting last week sparked a selloff in stocks and bonds as the central bank’s projections showed it may bump up interest rates..
Capturing the pandemic’s weird real-world effects is reflected in how high above trend retail sales are, at 12.9%, versus how far…
Bidding wars for homes has soured people on reaching for the American dream: for the first time in nearly 40 years, a majority of…
What was a rumbling of change in the last few years is now barreling into the mainstream with widespread name recognition of Bitcoin and…
What was a rumbling of change in the last few years is now barreling into the mainstream with widespread name recognition of Bitcoin and…
Millions of workers are retiring early. But not necessarily because they want to. The pandemic is pushing them to bow out of a job, according
When financial markets went haywire in March 2020, people pursuing a traditional financial plan may have been tempted to do something…
Of all the financial challenges facing retirees, being a widow can be one of the most difficult to bear. As the U.S. comes to the
Nearly every day the financial news headlines trumpet the selloff in bonds and the rising yields that go along with it. Some market pundits…
Like the famous Energizer Bunny, small-capitalization stocks keep on going versus their larger peers. Year to date, the S&P Small-Cap 600 Index is…
Does 2021 strike you as a replay of 1999? The investment theme now, as it was then, is to buy the companies on the leading
Up, up and away for the price of a new single-family home, which reached a record high $408,800 to kick off 2021. Goals-based clients who
Inflation isn’t a problem now, but financial markets are saying it could be soon. Traders are pricing in the possibility that Consumer Price Inflation…
A common investor assumption is that bonds tend to go up in value when the stock market is sliding. That’s been true during the bond
When stocks fall, bonds rally. That’s standard market action today. And it makes bonds look like a reliable way to counteract the stock market’s inevitable…