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Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money was released in early September and IT IS EXCELLENT. Housel delivers twenty chapters that can be read independently and share a

We continue to hear commentary that suggests certain parts of the market look and feel a lot like the tech bubble in the late 90’s.

Election day is finally here folks! Probably like you, we are a little bit tired of reading and talking about it. In the spirit of

Optimism: The odds of a favorable outcome are in your favor over time, even when there will be setbacks along the way. One of the

The Federal Reserve has two primary jobs: maintaining maximum employment and stable prices. How it achieves this is changing. Last week they made a significant

Vanguard recently published a study on performance of a 60% stock /40% bond portfolio in election years vs. non election years. The data goes back

One of our go-to indicators to track the direction of the economy is the Conference Board’s Index of Leading Economic Indicators (LEI for short). For

Encouraging trends are pointing to a healing labor market. Unemployment claims fell below one million per week to 963,000, beating expectations by a wide margin. This is

The U.S. Presidential election is a little more than three months away. The campaign will be vigorously contested by both parties, with emotions running high and