It has been difficult to find much market commentary that suggests positive developments in the financial and economic markets over recent times. The reasons are many: high and persistent inflation, more aggressive tightening policies by central banks and the prospect of recession. This has created significant uncertainty over the path forward...

Volatility has returned to the equity markets. For investors, it may feel particularly unsettling considering that extended periods of volatility haven’t been seen for some time. Yet, after over two years of disruption, consider that the return to “normal” is expected to take time and there will be the inevitable bumps along the way.

An article published by the Wall Street Journal shared some fitting advice from endurance athletes, suggesting that those who endure adversity can emerge stronger and more resilient in what is termed 'post-traumatic growth." 1 Over the past 20 months, we've each had to endure adversity...

According to recent reports, investors using a LIS. discount brokerage platform are checking their portfolios at an alarming rate of seven times per day.' It's not difficult to do Today, often all it takes is one quick swipe on our srnartphones. However, frequent portfolio checking may be hazardous to your investing health.

There is an old saying in the investment industry: “Don’t confuse brains with a bull market.” The inference, of course, is that it’s easy to pick winners when markets are rising. The challenges emerge when the markets change their course, as they always do...

Investor sentiment can swing from one extreme to another, resulting in wide variations in the prices of securities over time. Consider how today's concerns differ sharply from just one year ago.

The turning of a new year is synonymous with optimism and hope. After a difficult year, it may feel as though optimism is in short supply. Yet, here are some reasons why better times may lie ahead for 2021

If there’s a common theme to characterize 2020, it is that change can happen at an unprecedented speed. While we experienced the fastest bear market in history in March, this was quickly followed by one of the strongest quarters for equity markets, despite what was happening on the ground.

As the saying goes, “there are decades where nothing seems to happen and then there are weeks where decades happen.” This spring was no exception.

The impact of the Covid-19 virus continues to have extraordinary global effects. The significant containment efforts — from closing international borders, to quarantining regions and shutting down non-essential businesses in many areas...