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Good afternoon, After another eventful and busy week for us, I wanted to take an opportunity to share some of our internal news and deliberations with you. I also wanted to remind you that we remain open for any discussion that you’d like to have regarding...

The markets are experiencing massive volatility right now, and investors are rightly questioning how swings are affecting their long-term planning.

Financial markets around the world have undergone a dramatic correction this week, with the rise in investor risk aversion following the concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. As we were cautioning our clients at the end of 2019, valuations were...

On the eve of the 2010s moving into the 2020s, it is a good idea to look ahead on what the coming year will likely bring the economy as a whole and for individual investors.

While the improving macroeconomic environment is a positive development, a market sitting at all-time highs can leave investors questioning what’s coming next.

As the Q3 earnings season begins, we look at the factors constraining corporate profits. But against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, even modest growth in the quarters ahead should be enough to keep major equity markets ticking higher.

Markets have recently recoiled at the deterioration of U.S.-China trade negotiations. The U.S. has already imposed several rounds of tariffs on Chinese imports; China’s response has been generally proportional, hitting U.S. exporters with tariffs.

In case you haven’t been following U.S. President Donald Trump’s twitter handle of late, as of May 10, trade negotiations between the U.S. and China deteriorated further.

• Following a strong rebound at the beginning of the year, equity markets have shifted attention to slowing growth in the Big 3 economies of the U.S., Europe, and China.