The year 2022 was certainly a year to forget in investment markets. Throughout the course of the year, stock markets experienced steep declines, as well as several powerful “buy the dip” rallies. This behavior is consistent with past corrections from bubble level valuations. The S&P 500 index, representing large US companies, ended the year with a powerful rall
When I was in business school, we learned about the fundamentals of accounting to be able to measure the health of a company and to determine its current value. In more advanced courses, we learned how to make financial projections and we studied ways to optimize our decision-making based on these estimates. With the advent of powerful computers, and now even artificial intelligence
You have no doubt heard of the sixteenth century prognosticator known as Nostradamus. His long record of exceptionally vague predictions has taken on a life of its own and he has been credited with predicting centuries worth of historical events. Often, his words can be twisted into a pretzel to make some conspiracy theory seem credible. A modern fol
As you might imagine, it has been a pretty intense five months as an investment advisor representative. Oddly enough, I’m feeling old these days, despite only being forty-four, as I remember the many times I’ve experienced bear markets in my career. At each of the past bear markets, I recall stories from other veteran advisors about how this time was unprecedented in the
Market Recap
Market Recap
Market Recap
Stocks around the globe continued to surge in the second quarter. The U.S and developed international markets led the way, with the S&P 500 Index gaining 8.5% and developed international stocks rising 5.7%. Emerging-market stocks trailed in terms of progress on the COVID-19 front and in turn rose by a more modest 4.9%. In bond markets, the 10-year Treasury bond prices
Boredom, Margin, SPACs, NFTs and Retirement
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