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Consumer spending is the life blood of the U.S. economy and policymakers devoted much of 2020 to bolstering future demand.  A lot of the money injected

It seems not a day goes by without various news outlets talking about Bitcoin and digital currencies. It’s reminiscent of the strong run up and

In 1985 we were introduced to Doc Brown, Marty McFly and their retrofitted DeLorean time machine in the movie Back to the Future. Two sequels

Not many people are talking about emerging markets (EM) lately but that may be about to change. For a long time, countries considered to be

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