A Wealth of Common Sense: Animal Spirits: The Pandemic Broke the Economy
With the economy teetering into a recession, most investors haven’t fully realized the severity of the stock market’s recent decline. The first six months
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With the economy teetering into a recession, most investors haven’t fully realized the severity of the stock market’s recent decline. The first six months
Over an investment lifetime, there will be many bear markets. But over time, investing in great companies will allow an investor to build massive amounts of
Investors have been lulled by easy money in the past decade. The stock market had its longest upward run from 2009 to 2020. And even the
Bear markets are measured in months, bull markets are measured in years. Over time, that’s a good fact to remember. But in the middle of
With asset prices falling, investors are turning away from growth stories and looking for companies with more consistency. For the long-term, dividend stocks can provide
The word volatility gets thrown around a lot during a market selloff. However, volatility can simply mean how much an asset class moves, not necessarily its
The past week has been harrowing for investors, as the S&P 500 gapped lower last week following the latest inflation data. It also rejected
One of the top economic trends being watched this week is inventory levels. Retailer Target (TGT) warned on Tuesday that they would likely face a drop
Over the long-term, the stock market trends up. Investors can be taken by surprise during those periods when the market trades down. Or even by
The past few months has seen a rise in the concept of uncertainty. Investors may be waiting for clarity on issues such as inflation, the job
Investors feel in control of their portfolios – at least when markets are on the rise. But when markets go through one of their periodic drops, panic
The Federal Reserve is “taking away the punch bowl” as the latest economic party has long been in full swing. Historically, doing so can lead to