2018 put the cliche “It’s a bull market somewhere” to the test. Instead it proved to be the year where there was no place to hide.
As we write to you in October summarizing the previous calendar quarter we need to break protocol and begin with a discussion of the first half of October.
Coney Island’s Cyclone roller coaster is a fasten your seat belts type ride that boasts: “get ready to shake, rattle, rumble…. featuring 12 drops and 27 elevation changes that still has the stuff to take your breath away.”
2017 began amid several geopolitical and economic worries, most of which did not materialize.
After ten years of significant levels of monetary accommodation, the Federal Reserve (Fed) has finally announced the long-anticipated unwinding of their $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
THE MESSAGE TRUMPS THE MESSENGER In the U.S., politics continue to capture headlines and consume investor attention.
Since the end of the Great Recession, global economic growth has been lower than historical levels and interest rates have remained at historically low levels.
The third quarter of 2016 witnessed the first OPEC production cut agreement in eight years, record breaking viewership of the first US presidential debate, a prominent hedge fund manager charged with insider trading and rumors that...
Several Central Banks around the world have ventured into the once-unchartered territory of negative interest rates.