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Always looking out for surprises, options markets are giving President Trump better odds than what are currently reflected in consensus polling data.
U.S. stocks have climbed in recent weeks on optimism that the U.S. election will have a clear outcome on (or shortly after) Nov. 3.
Central bank policy is likely to continue to have the biggest influence over fixed income markets, regardless of who wins the U.S. election.
The options market is signaling a tight U.S. presidential race, with volatility likely to increase around Election Day.
U.S. equities Portfolio Manager Nick Schommer discusses the importance of durable, competitively advantaged business models amid a disrupted economic environment.
Director of Research Matt Peron says that while the 2020 U.S. presidential race could create volatility for stocks, such pullbacks are often based on fear, not long-term fundamentals.
Long-term market factors may prove to be more important for investors than short-term election uncertainty.
A look at the future of the ACA following the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and what it means for health care stocks.
With uncertainty hanging over the U.S. election, it may be prudent for bond investors to stay diversified and keep risk levels in check.
Looking at the returns of the S&P 500® Index during past U.S. presidential election periods and what could happen in 2020.
The rapid adoption of cloud computing and e-commerce are just some of the investment themes we see emerging as the economy moves toward recovery.
Investors maintaining a tech allocation should stay focused on the secular forces behind the sector’s recent impressive financial performance.
