April has been a month of extremes. Financial markets dislike uncertainty and reacted accordingly. What happened and what should you do?

Despite the unsettling headlines, we still see good news for the market. But certain events could change our thinking.

How are investment portfolios affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine? Besides pressure on inflation, will the U.S. economy suffer?

What should you watch for in 2022 when it comes to investing? View our thoughts on the economy, fixed income, equities, and alternatives.

Professional investors watch behavior of social media influencers to understand the latest trends despite their lack of credentials.

Paradoxically, the markets dropped and interest rates rose this week because of a positive outlook.

Stocks and residential home prices reached all-time highs while mortgage rates settled at all-time lows. But serious risks exist for 2021.

We are still without a clear winner for either the White House or the Senate. Then why did the market rally?

Apple recently split its stock. Do you know why? Did you know that Apple's influence on the stock market decreased because of the split?

Don’t let the election scare you into hording your cash under your mattress just yet.

Certain oil futures contract prices dropped as low as negative $37.63 per barrel. There is an explanation.

COVID-19’s continued stifling of the global economy will likely get worse. What strategies can help boost your investment performance?

Certain private placements can boost returns during economic uncertainty.

The stock market slide continued today, down over 4%. We’ve now entered official correction territory. What can we expect going forward?

Major market participants disagree on their S&P 500 performance predictions for 2020 as much as 18%. What do we think?

Return expectations need to be adjusted downward for 2020 with stock market and real estate prices at all-time highs, and interest rates low

Yesterday marked one of the worst trading days in 2019. Let's take a look at the reasons for the decline and what to expect going forward.