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Investment Themes for the Economic Recovery
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.
What “Equalizing” Retirement Contributions Could Mean for Investors
A deeper look into the Joe Biden tax plan with a synopsis of the plan’s proposal to equalize tax treatment for retirement plan contributions.
Abenomics: More Arrows in the Quiver?
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s resignation signifies an end to “Abenomics,” policies based on monetary easing, fiscal stimulus and structural reforms.
Long-Term View Best Tonic for Digesting Tech Sector Volatility
Investors maintaining a tech allocation should stay focused on the secular forces behind the sector’s recent impressive financial performance.
A 60-Second Primer on the Joe Biden Tax Plan
Tax planning strategies that can be incorporated year-round – regardless of the election outcome.
Fall Harvest: Preparing Portfolios for the Next Season
Now may be the time for investors to evaluate their portfolios and prepare for the next season.
Why Your Financial Plan Should Be Apolitical
Financial markets will have ups and downs regardless of who wins the election this November.
Options-Implied Analysis of U.S. Presidential Election
After the recent party conventions, the options market continues to favor a Biden victory – but does not see his chances of winning increasing.
Bond Markets Channel Their Inner Tubthumping
A reflection on how the lyrics of a pop hit from 20 years ago can have some interesting overlap with today’s crisis-hit economy and markets.
Investors: Step Back from the Market’s Edge
Current market extremes present shifting reward-to-risk opportunities.
Health Care Gains an Edge
How COVID-19 is shifting the discourse around health care during the 2020 U.S. election.
A Superfluous Tweak to the Fed’s Mandate
Despite a shift in policy, the Federal Reserve will likely not have to worry about watching inflation climb above its target of averaging 2% over the long term.