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Timmer: The Fed isn't the Market's Only Problem
The strong dollar poses a threat to earnings that hasn't yet been fully appreciated.
Hurricane Ian Relief & Recovery Efforts
Our thoughts continue to be with the Gulf Coast as many experience the impact of Hurricane Ian, a Category 4 storm that recently made landfall.
Can Bond Portfolios Benefit from Inflation and Rising Interest Rates?
The 2022 bond market so far has been the worst in history. Do active portfolio managers see hope for fixed income investors anytime soon?
When Can the Fed Stop Hiking interest Rates?
During the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) press conference, Chairman Jerome Powell noted that the Committee would like to see positive real rates across the entire yield curve as one indication that they have reached an appropriate policy stance.
How to Invest Better—and Live Better
Connecting life principles to investment principles is a powerful way to ground abstract principles in reality, and to connect over universal experiences and feelings.
Are Markets More In Line With Fed Rate Expectations?
The short-term outlook for equities remains challenging while high-quality intermediate to long duration core bonds may be the most attractive sectors within fixed income.
Wes Crill on Global Diversification, Market Declines, and Value
The bedrock component of Dimensional’s investment approach is broad diversification, which we think is a great risk control in environments like this.
When Will The U.S. Dollar Peak?
A mix of stabilizing interest rate differentials between the U.S. and developed markets, combined with more confidence around global growth, is needed.
High inflation Today, A "Job-Full Recession" Tomorrow
We now have two of the three ingredients for stagflation—high inflation and low or no economic growth—but we are missing the third, high unemployment.
Could Fall Weakness In Growth Stocks Bring Opportunity?
Although tech and other growth stocks may suffer through more September volatility, the longer-term outlook is more encouraging. The economy is softening, not collapsing, valuations are more interesting and real rates have already adjusted.
Evolution of the 401(k)
New Capital now offers Guideline’s 401(k) plans to clients for their businesses. View Guideline’s “Evolution of the 401(k)”
While Criticizing ESG Investing, Florida, Texas Public Pensions Have Overwhelmingly Supported ESG Resolutions, Morningstar Study Says
Public pension funds from Florida and Texas, two states that have vocally criticized sustainable investing in recent months, have overwhelmingly voted for sustainable-investing practices in the past,
FAANGs Gone Value
Investors advocating for the superiority of growth firms, such as the FAANGs, are inadvertently making the case for their expected future cash flows to be discounted at a lower level.
Don’t Stop Giving To Charity During Rocky Markets—Just Give Smarter
The key to weathering market volatility is simple: keep your long-term perspective. For charitably minded individuals, that advice goes one step further: keep giving, but make sure you’re giving strategically.
Market Perspectives: September 2022
Vanguard September market perspectives offers global economic and security returns forecasts.
How Will the Inflation Reduction Act Impact the Economy?
The Inflation Reduction Act advances key climate goals on the Administration’s agenda while reducing the deficit over the next decade.
What Will A Buyback Tax Mean for Dividends?
Dividend payments could increase more than expected when this tax goes into effect next year.