Bull Markets We Have To Bear
On March 9th, 2019, we celebrated 10 years of a bull market, making it the longest bull market on record. March 2009 told a different
Ignore the Volatility
Nobody likes market volatility. It can scare the heck out of the best of us, and certainly can prompt any of us to second-guess ourselves.
Bull Markets and Bear Markets and Whether They Matter
“If there is an argument to be made for a potentially waning bull market, or even a “bubble”, it’s in bonds, not stocks.” Each new
Top Performing Investment Managers
Performance Scoreboard for Investment Managers *Excerpted, with additions, from the Wall Street Journal. We have just begun a new year, which means that it is
Obama to Propose Expanding Retirement Plans
Expanding Retirement Plans? In response to today’s news about President Obama’s expansion of retirement plans, our partner, Greg Welborn wrote an immediate response on how
Is It Time to Sell Everything?
In response to the Dow’s drop, the Royal Bank of Scotland says, “sell everything” in the face of a “cataclysmic year”. We do not
Economic Commentary: The Shutdown and the Debt Ceiling
There are plenty of people predicting that the government shutdown and crossing the debt ceiling deadline will spell disaster for the U.S. economy and potentially
Dow 36,000 Or 3,600?
There’s an old saying that “the market is most dangerous when it looks best and most inviting when it looks worst”. Given the downturn we’ve
