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Equity markets had the worst first half start in over 50 years with the S&P 500 dipping more than 20% below its record high in early January due to a variety of foreign and domestic factors.

After a downbeat April, May showed some signs of stabilizing with the bond market up slightly for the month and most equity indexes flat...

After a small rebound in March, stocks slid in April finishing the month on a low with a punishing last day of April...

Major indexes across the globe fell into correction territory on worries of inflation and geopolitical aggression.

Worries about whether Putin would invade Ukraine became a reality on February 23rd with troops crossing the border. Stocks fell on this news

The major indexes suffered from a steep sell-off throughout January, bringing both the NASDAQ and the Russell 2000 into correction territory

There are so many great books about modern-day investing, but what about those on the history of the market? This article highlights seven books from which you can learn a lot about the history of money and..

It has probably escaped no one that the equity markets have taken a turn for the worse in the first 4 weeks of 2022. After hitting another all-time high on January 3rd, the S&P 500 index fell over 7.5% in a short period of time

The year 2021 certainly had its ups and downs. While we championed multiple vaccines to tackle COVID, it continued to spread around the

We titled our outlook piece with a focus on the Federal Reserve because we believe this government body holds more control over the path of the

The major indexes continued the October rally in the first half of November until Thanksgiving when we got news of the Omicron COVID-

Whether you are watching the stock market news or tracking your missing package, you are probably frustrated with issues tied to supply-chains.

The major indexes returned to their upward trajectory after a pause in September. Fresh new highs were hit for most major U.S. indices at month

The major indices finished the month of September on a tumultuous note, pulling back from all-time highs. After seven months of positive returns....its

We finally have a blueprint from Congress demonstrating how they plan to pay for the proposed $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill. The House bill is larger than the $1.0 trillion Senate bill, and includes human infrastructure components such as....