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Evan Simonoff

Evan Simonoff is editor-in-chief and editorial director of Financial Advisor magazine, as well as editorial director of Private Wealth magazine. He has spent more than 15 years as an editor and reporter covering the financial services industry. Evan is a widely recognized expert on personal finance and investments. 

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Gundlach: Junk Bonds Face Double-Dip Bust As Powell Capitulates

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Is the economy growing at all or just adding debt, he asked.

'Revaluation Miracle' Could Keep Lifting Stocks, Paulsen Says

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The S&P 500 now sits in the bottom quintile of post-1990 P-E multiples.

When The President Is Right

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If this were the greatest economy in the history of the world, it could handle a few interest rate hikes.

Forget Higher Rates, It’s Back To The New Normal, Contrarian Says

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Ten-year Treasurys are likely to be closer to 2.5% than 4.5% in 2020, says PGIM's Michael Collins.

Gundlach: Global Markets Are Sending Strange Signals

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Can the U.S. economy handle a 30-year Treasury at 6 percent?

Bozo Jim Cramer Blames Momentum ETF For His Recent Performance Woes

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The TV stock evangelist foolishly thinks ETFs are the stock market's bogeymen.

Grantham: Why The S&P Failed To Melt Up To 3,600 This Year

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And why he was amazed when his foundation performed in the top one percent of all foundations.

Income-Chasing Advisors, Investors Will Be Big-Time Losers, Richard Bernstein Says

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“Bonds are as risky as tech in 2000,” he said.

Ron Carson: The AUM Model Is A 20-Basis Point Business

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RIAs need to find other value propositions, and soon.

Why One Smart Bear, David Rosenberg, Suddenly Isn’t Very Bearish

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Signs of complacency were omnipresent and corrective phases can last a few months, he says.

Charlie Cook: Republican Dominance In Danger

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The GOP holds more seats in Congress and statehouses than at any time since the 1920s.

Recession Odds By 2023 Below 20%, Giant Trust Company Says

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But GDP growth is likely to slow over that period, according to Northern Trust.

Rosenberg Sees 'Fake Data' In GDP Report Analysis

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David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff has predicted a 20% market correction, and he's a bear worth listening to.

Dan Fuss: Trade War Could Spawn Stagflation, Serious Slowdown In U.S. Economy

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He’s worried that the geopolitical situation is getting worse as tariffs start rippling through the global supply chain.

Focus Financial's IPO Uses Intriguing Accounting Concepts

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IPO filings indicate Focus firms may be shrinking or growing at insignificant rates.

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