A monthly column on topics that matter.
Extraordinary year offers familiar lessons for investors
No matter how much a global pandemic has changed our lives, some things remain the same.
Resist over-indulging on the hot stock flavor of the moment
With the presidential election now behind us, investors need a new uncertainty to ponder. Fortunately, the markets are seldom short on subject matter.
Why investors should resist the urge to reach for yield
“I can’t remember the last time we reached for yield and it worked out in our favor.”
The Fed helped revive stocks, but its actions created new risks
Whatever it takes. That’s the unofficial policy the Federal Reserve has adopted in its mission to save the U.S. economy from the coronavirus. It’s also (by far) the biggest reason why stock prices have rallied more than 50% in less
The S&P 500 has never been more top heavy
Never before has the S&P 500 been as top-heavy as it is now.
How to plan for an unplanned retirement
When it comes to retirement, most of us can agree that sooner is better. Very few people commit 40-plus hours per week with the intention of working forever, which is why the most popular question we get asked when building
Stocks healthier in countries with better pandemic response
The cure for the common stock market may be as simple as better policy. At least this year.
Why this is a golden opportunity to add gold to your portfolio
If you’re looking for silver linings during these strange economic times, gold offers more than a glimmer of hope. While likely to outperform if stocks suffer another sharp sell-off, you don’t need to be bearish on equities to have a
Amid unprecedented uncertainty, target allocation should be your investment guide
Economic uncertainty has never been higher in our lifetimes than it is now.
