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The Reopening Trade: What is it?
By Steve Whittington on June 3, 20217Read moreFor those of you that follow the stock market, the term “reopen trade” may soon become just as common…
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Throwback Thursday: A Neat and Tidy Legacy
By MONTAG on May 27, 2021Read moreHave you seen the Netflix series starring Marie Kondo, author of the best-selling book, The Life Changing Magic of…
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Gold is Heavy, But Will It Weigh Down Your Portfolio?
By Kent Shaw on May 13, 2021Read moreFor the last 20 years, inflation has been very low relative to history but now that government spending has…
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Just Two Things…
By Randy Loving on April 15, 2021Read moreIt takes 12 to 18 months for any form of stimulus – tax cuts, increased government spending, or direct…
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April, Augusta, Green Jackets, and Staying in the Game
By Bill Lee on April 5, 2021Read moreAs with every April , all eyes of the golf world once again fall on Augusta, Georgia, where the…
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Investments… Going Green
By Amy Carcione on March 25, 2021Read moreIn 2020, $305.3 billion green bonds were issued, up 13% from 2019. This increase drove the total issuance of…
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Will Rising Treasury Yields Derail the Equity Market?
By Helen Donahue on March 4, 2021Read moreRising interest rates have caused volatility in the equity markets recently. The 10-Year Treasury started the year yielding less…
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The Roaring 20’s
By Randy Loving on February 11, 2021Read moreThe United States is now administering a little over 1.1 million vaccine doses per day. That’s pretty remarkable given…
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That’s a lot of cash
By Randy Loving on December 17, 2020Read morePublic companies have about $2.55 billion on their balance sheets right now. That’s up over 30% from about $1.9…
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Is there Rotation from Growth to Value? And is it meaningful? And can you time it well enough to matter?
By Brendan Wagner on December 3, 2020Read moreNovember was a big month for the equity markets, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average having its best month…
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