Through the end of June, the stock and bond markets have been fairly calm despite this being a Presidential election year and the unpredictability that it
“The underlying driving force behind market timing decisions seems to be emotional – fear, greed, chasing performance – buying something after it has gone up
The interest rate burden on most companies has been especially low, but this will start to reverse over the next year. Interest expense as a percentage of debt
Headlines and economic pundits assert that interest rates are high and are negatively impacting the economy. Keeping things in perspective can be challenging
One of the tools the Federal Reserve (the Fed) uses to fight inflation is through raising interest rates, which theoretically, should slow down the economy via
A growing number of economists and CEOs are warning of a possible recession given rising interest rates and widespread inflation, including commodity prices
In response to inflation currently running at 6% to 7%, the Federal Reserve kicked off an expected series of interest rate increases by raising the fed
The U.S is entering the third year of the pandemic with a still mutating virus and a rapidly expanding economy. One aftershock of the pandemic – inflation – is
What gives us the confidence to stay invested in individual stocks when markets fluctuate and economic news is uncertain? It is the concept of intrinsic value