... value stocks don't need growth stocks to decline to perform well...
Read MoreThe pandemic's economic disruptions have challenged long-standing market assumptions, leading investors to reassess the curve's current implications.
Read Morehistorical evidence… shows that interest rates have not been meaningful predictors of stock returns
Read MoreInvesting better means living better. Not just because it can lead to having more money, but because many of the habits that serve us well as investors serve us well in life, too.
Read MoreThe debt ceiling, or limit, is the amount of money the U.S. Congress has authorized the government to borrow, and Congress can authorize increases when the government nears or reaches the limit.
Read MoreA QCD is a charitable donation made directly from an IRA that satisfies the required minimum distribution and is excluded from taxable income, allowing individuals to support causes and reduce their taxable income and estate.
Read MoreThe stock market incorporates expectations ahead of economic reports.
Read MoreInnovation is not always associated with clever new technology, and its benefits are not always predictable. Diversifying investments can help mitigate this risk, and investors should be open to new ideas and technologies.
Read MoreInvestors who can handle uncertainty and stick to their plans can thrive in the long run, even during volatile times. Reassessing your investment plan during volatility helps position you to benefit from market recoveries and achieve financial goals.
Read MoreInflation is not necessarily a bad thing for stocks, as the past three decades have shown no reliable connection between periods of high (or low) inflation and US stock returns. Stocks have tended to outpace inflation over the long term.
Read MoreDespite the challenges and uncertainty of the past two years, including the COVID-19 pandemic, there is good reason to be optimistic about the future.
Read MoreCryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, may be a risky investment. Investors should carefully consider such risks before deciding to add cryptocurrencies to their portfolio.
Read MoreNew investors should consider long-term, consistent investments rather than gambling in the current market. It is important to create a solid investment plan that takes personal goals, situation, and risk tolerance into account and prioritize consistent growth over quick gains.
Read MoreCapturing the long-term returns of the capital markets does not depend on which party controls the White House.
Read MoreDuring times of uncertainty, it is important to have an appropriate asset allocation and to remember the long-term benefits of staying invested. It can also be helpful to have a financial advisor to provide perspective and encouragement during challenging times.
Read MoreThe coronavirus outbreak is causing uncertainty in markets and leading to declines as investors reassess their expectations for the future. Market declines are a natural occurrence when the risk of holding risky assets increases and push prices lower.
Read MoreWhile surprises can and do happen in elections, the surprises don’t always lead to clear-cut outcomes for investors.
Read MoreInflation is an important element of investing. In many cases, the reason for saving today is to support future spending. Therefore, keeping pace with inflation is a crucial goal for many investors.
Read MoreBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are receiving intense media coverage, prompting many investors to wonder whether these new types of electronic money deserve a place in their portfolios.
Read Morethe rising popularity of indexing has distorted prices because fewer shares are traded by investors who search for new information and act on it.
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