Defying Gravity Gravity can be defined as a force that pulls two objects with mass toward each other, or more commonly, the force that makes things fall to the ground. Throughout the bull market of the past two years, there have been many forces that could have, and perhaps should have, acted as a gravitational…Read more
When investors talk about how the stock market is doing, they’re often referring to one of the benchmark stock indexes. You have probably heard of some of the most well-known ones, such as the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has been around since 1896, or the S&P 500, which is the broadest measure of the…Read more
To Cut or Not to Cut The Federal Reserve is approaching a critical inflection point in its monetary policy journey. Here’s why: Fed officials are increasingly indicating that interest rates may be near the upper end of the so-called “neutral rate” (i.e. the level at which monetary policy is neither stimulating nor restraining economic activity)….Read more
