Problems are minimal now, but it could get worse if the shutdown continues.
James Stack thinks housing could be headed for its worst year since the financial crisis.
“The list of problems the company is grappling with is vast," analyst Brian Wieser said.
Cresset Family Office's Scott Winget helps HNW families in their pursuit of capitalism with a conscience.
The firm has amassed $10.5 billion in client assets since it was founded in 1996.
Inflows into these funds indicate less fear about rising interest rates.
"We will be patient as we watch to see how the economy evolves,” the Fed chairman said.
Money managers have grown increasingly concerned about loans to high-yield corporations.
The nearly $1 billion fund has traded since 1986.
The standout feature in commodity markets last quarter was crude’s swoon from four-year high into a bear market.
The system has enough money left over from fees and other sources to run through Jan. 11.
Their “bear-market checklist” shows just 3.5 red flags out of a possible 18.
Over half of U.S. respondents in a recent survey are maxing out their retirement plan contributions.
The National Association of Plan Advisors has named the top 100 young planners.
No rate hikes and no recession; expect more market and economic growth this year, he said.
This year will be a transition year for FPA's change to a more centralized business model.
JPMorgan Asset Management is betting that a strong economy forces the Fed to continue hiking interest rates.
Signs of slowing growth in the U.S. and China add to other concerns about markets and the economy.
The shutdown is having a deleterious effect on U.S. economic output, according to Kevin Hassett.
The ongoing trade dispute between the U.S. and China will damage U.S. companies' bottom lines.