The recession fears that gripped investors for much of 2022 seemed to recede and although that risk remains on the horizon, short-term optimism has helped

We enter 2023 reeling from the worst investment conditions in generations which were precipitated by the high cost of three wars: the Russian invasion of

Like most investors, we were relieved to see 2022 end on a positive note. After two consecutive quarters of negative real US GDP growth, the

After staging a significant rally at the beginning of the quarter, stocks rolled over and continued on the downward trajectory that started back in January.

Financial markets remained volatile in the second quarter, making the first half of this year one of the most difficult in over 50 years.

After an extraordinary 2021, the first quarter of 2022 has been challenging for financial markets. Anxieties over the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the prospect

Heading into 2022, the story shifted toward the challenging combination of inflation and the Covid-19 Omicron variant.

The volatility of risk assets such as stocks intensified in late November with the emergence of the COVID-19 Omicron variant.

The global economy slowed over the past several months as the Delta variant negatively impacted the pace of reopening.

Faced with rock-bottom interest rates, higher inflation, higher valuations, and crowded or over-hyped markets for traditional stocks and bonds, it’s only natural for wise, experienced