Voters have spoken, and a majority felt a change was needed, with Joe Biden succeeding Donald Trump as President. Interestingly, voters did not want too much change as it appears
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Greg Valliere speaks on topics such as the outlook for the presidential and congressional elections, the pandemic’s effect on Washington, changes in fiscal policies, and the US-China trade friction. Also
Stocks continued to climb out of the deep hole dug in the first quarter as the impact of the coronavirus ground economic activity to a halt. The S&P 500 index
Given everything that has already happened in 2020, it may seem as though the market has all but forgotten about another major event looming on the horizon: the 2020 US
When the economy was in the throes of collapse back in March, the Federal Reserve made a monumental announcement. It was establishing liquidity facilities whereby it would step in and
A common saying in our industry is, “Hope is not an investment strategy.” This means it is risky to invest your hard-earned nest egg into something you hope will happen.
In June 2004, National Geographic magazine’s cover article portrayed a packed interstate highway with bold letters that read “The End of Cheap Oil.” They were not alone in this assessment
The market update for March began with “how quickly things can change.” Well, the same can be said for the month of April. While the S&P 500 dropped over 12%
How quickly things can change. There is a Chinese saying (or curse) that says, “May you live in interesting times.” Well, these certainly qualify as interesting times. Three months ago,
Last month, my colleague Mary Ann Drucker wrote an FSA Market Update on how the coronavirus has affected the stock market compared with previous health scares such as SARS and