by
Jonathan Levin
The Fed's preferred gauge of price changes confirmed that we're at the bumpy end of the road back to 2%.
by
William Marr
Alternatives can help you deliver more resilient portfolios to your clients for the long term.
by
Conor Sen
More construction is a surefire way to limit increases in home prices and rent, and that's going to take lower interest rates.
by
Larry Swedroe
Investors are better served by directly targeting factor exposures in their portfolio rather than using a dividend screen.
by
Aaron Brown
History suggests that reducing risk isn't the right long-term strategy for managers of retirement accounts.
by
Dave Sheaff Gilreath
History offers some noncommittal clues to how long the market might run before declining after first Fed cut.
by
Carl R. Tannenbaum
Ben Bernanke found significant shortcomings in the BoE's forecasting.
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Adam Turnquist
The shift toward higher-for-longer monetary policy has contributed to recent selling pressure in an overbought equity market.
by
Allison Schrager
Can markets still be efficient if most investors aren't even paying attention? Surprisingly, the answer is yes.
by
Jonathan Levin
We're about to find out if expanding equity market valuations have been justified.
by
Kunal Shah, Florence Leung
Private equity secondaries may offer investors a particularly attractive entry point relative to primary private equity funds.
by
Erik Preus
Outsourcing tax management can enable advisors to apply tax management strategies across all their clients' taxable accounts throughout the year.
by
Ron DeLegge
The push for ETF rule changes has heated up to the point that even major stock exchanges are getting involved.
by
Tim Garratt
History suggests the rewards for patient, strategic investment should be substantial in the coming decade.
by
Adam Turnquist
Confidence for a relatively shallow drawdown is supported by broad market breadth, cyclical leadership trends and economic resiliency.
by
Stephanie Hill
What does the continued trend towards passively managed mean for the future of investment management?
by
Anat R. Admati
Simpler, more effective rules would compel banks to rely more on their own equity instead of borrowing.
by
Jeffrey Buchbinder
The first quarter earnings season will benefit from an improving economic environment and continued strength in technology.
by
David Kelly
The Fed cutting rates in June will depend on monthly inflation numbers and particularly CPI numbers in the near term.
