A great deal of attention these days is being focused on Cathie Wood’s ARK funds.
The bullish case for stocks is always the most compelling at market tops.
Most investors think the precious metal protects against faster inflation or a plunge in stocks. Not so.
The allocations underpinning these vehicles stem from the belief that stocks are the best way to save for retirement.
Small-business owners may still pay a higher marginal tax rate than wealthy people with investments.
ESG investments have been outperforming, but that has been driven by liquidity and flows rather than an effective strategy.
Investors are concerned about the time it will take to declare a winner come November.
The rush among small investors to speculate using fractional shares should not be celebrated, says Jared Dillian.
It would discourage savings, investment, business formation, and wouldn’t do much to reduce income and wealth inequality.
Who wants to be cooped up in a tiny apartment in a crowded city in the middle of a health crisis?
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