
Stock Market Investors Are Playing For Time
The Fed ended its zero interest rate policy, after 13 years. Bonds have normalized. Stocks are yet to adjust. It's only a matter of time.
The Fed ended its zero interest rate policy, after 13 years. Bonds have normalized. Stocks are yet to adjust. It's only a matter of time.
Bill Gross lays out a cogent case for why bond and stock markets remain overvalued. Short-term US Treasury Bills remain the one large US asset class offering higher than expected returns.
How can we have useful models that forecast performance a decade from now, but tell you nothing about the short or intermediate term? We believe that the journey you have already partially completed informs the rest of the trip.
Trend following is a an investment methodology that can reduce financial anxiety while still preserving returns.
An extremely anomalous 15 year period in financial markets has ended. A new one, equally as strange, has begun.
What should investors favor today, growth stocks like Apple and Google? Or value stocks like Johnson and JP Morgan?