Investors now have 100 years of reliable market data. The current issue of “On The Mark” discusses what that means for investors and what we can learn from that history…
[Read more…]In A Bubble? It’s All About Profits!
Why AI Will Transform, Not Replace, Your Job
AI is in the news, and some of the reporting can tend to scare people. Some people wonder, “Will AI take my job and leave me unemployed?”
The following article by Capital Group, one of the Portfolio Strategists we utilize for client accounts, argues that AI is more likely to enhance workers output, not replace them.
[Read more…]A Market at Odds with the Headlines
With global conflict in the headlines, many investors are asking: Why are markets near all-time highs despite rising uncertainty? May’s edition of “On The Mark” asks and discusses answers to this very question…
[Read more…]Guide to Midterm Elections
This is a midterm election year. Recently, Capital Group, one of the Portfolio Strategists we utilize for client accounts, wrote the following article outlining the five things history teaches us about midterm election years and the stock market…
[Read more…]April Inflation Rises More Than Expected
115,000 Jobs Created in April
War vs Markets
In his informative May “2 Minute Update”, Christian Chan, Chief Investment Officer of AssetMark, discusses why the stock market is trading at all time highs despite the US being in a war with Iran which has resulted in higher oil prices.
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Fed Keeps Rates The Same
U.S. Energy Production: Almost Independent
The war in Iran has caused the biggest oil price spike in 20 years, which have moved the markets up and down for almost the last two months. Prices at the pump, though lower than a few weeks ago, are still high.
This is confusing to many people who know that the US is the the top producer of oil in the world. The following April edition of “On The Mark” explains the reasons for the high price of oil even though the US is much less dependent on foreign oil, and oil overall, than it used to be…
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