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The word “jouncy” may have started life as a combination of bouncy and jolting – and it’s a pretty good way to describe what happened to stock
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September strikes again…
If you look back over the last 20 years, September has been the worst-performing month for the Standard & Poor’s 500
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Central banks have a lot of influence on investors, markets, and economies.
For the last year or so, the Federal Reserve has been purchasing
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In recent weeks, bullish sentiment has drifted lower like sediment settling after a storm.
Every month, Bank of America (BofA) surveys global
September is Life Insurance Awareness Month. What does that exactly mean? Most Life Insurance Awareness Month Campaigns tend to focus on that American’s are
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The Delta variant could take a toll on economic growth.
There was some good news last week. The 7-day moving average of COVID-19 cases in the
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Stagflation isn’t trending, but it was mentioned in quite a few headlines last week.
Stagflation is a portmanteau of ‘stagnation’ and
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“Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder,” advised the Persian poet Rumi.
Last week, Federal Reserve (Fed
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Markets were shaken last week by a potent cocktail of central bank tapering and economic growth concerns mixed with coronavirus and a splash of
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What is the most important driver of economic growth in the United States?
The most common way to measure economic output is Gross Domestic
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Are we there yet?
For months, investors have wondered when the Federal Reserve (Fed) might begin to “normalize” its policies, a process that
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The Chinese dragon cast a shadow over free trade and foreign investment last week.
For decades, investors have recognized the investment
