Market Corrections are Normal
For the last 30 years, the annualized return of the S&P 500 index has been 10.5%.1 However, the S&P 500 rarely goes up in a linear fashion and often achieves this…
For the last 30 years, the annualized return of the S&P 500 index has been 10.5%.1 However, the S&P 500 rarely goes up in a linear fashion and often achieves this…
The stock market saw a dramatic reversion in July, as small-cap stocks significantly outperformed their large-cap counterparts for the month. Our opinion is that this rotation was based on a…
by Tyler Ellegard, CFA The post-COVID 19 era of housing has been a unique time in history. We’ve gone from all-time low rates (creating nearly unprecedented bidding wars) all the…
by Jeremy Bryan, CFA The first half of 2024 is now complete. The predominant investment theme of the year thus far has been the secular trend of artificial intelligence (AI),…
by Lisa Schreiber The yield curve, as of June 2024, has been inverted for the most extended period in history. This is important because an inverted yield curve is said…
by Jeremy Bryan, CFA Stocks rallied in May and ended the month near all-time highs for the S&P 500. The index has been buoyed by technology, communications, and consumer companies…
Artificial Intelligence (AI), as defined by the Oxford Dictionary, is the development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence. AI technologies are in the early…
Markets faced their first real correction in 2024 as stocks declined for the month. One of the reasons for the correction was renewed inflation fears as recent data points were…
The US Consumer Price Index (CPI), the most broadly used metric for US inflation, remains a hot topic on the minds of both investors and consumers. Investors closely watch CPI…
Stocks had an impressive first quarter, rising across all segments with US large cap stocks continuing to lead the pack. Performance has broadened out from the “Magnificent Seven” stocks (MSFT,…