One of the recurring themes of the 2010s decade extending into 2020 has been the robust outperformance of U.S. equities vs. international developed and emerging
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The prior decade has seen massive outperformance of growth over value, especially for the final four years of it. Can we expect a reversal anytime soon?
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There are three components of successful investing: Minimize costs, maximize diversification, and control behavior. Learn more about the poor behaviors that can
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Stocks turned in a strong performance, but there was a surprise in the top performing sector.
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Along with everybody else, we are looking forward to the end of 2020. Here are some financial items worthy of your consideration.
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The post-election results were quite surprising on the upside. What were the drivers?
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Fear of missing out (FOMO) is a powerful driver of investor behavior. What should investors who succumb to FOMO expect?
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For the third quarter, the market was up nicely overall but with a surprise downturn in September. Which asset classes outperformed and underperformed?
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Elections hold great importance in upholding the American tradition of democratic, representative government.
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For your retirement home, there is an interesting financing option that eliminates all future mortgage payments.
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Perhaps one of the few good things to emerge from the Coronavirus Crisis is Uncle Sam’s generous extension of the filing deadline for 2019 taxes from April 15th
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Harry Markowitz, the Nobel laureate founder of Modern Portfolio Theory, called diversification “the only free lunch in finance.” Increased diversification