• May Investment Perspectives

    Factors that matter when defining a recession, bond market volatility, and earnings reports vs. the first 100 days.

  • Stocks Make an Impressive Reversal into Month’s End

    Tariffs are a policy decision that can be modified. Comments and actions suggest that the Trump administration is working toward options on tariffs that help the market and economy find a positive path forward from the current uncertainty.

  • Tariff Uncertainty Remains a Fluid Situation but De-Escalation Options Exist

    While stocks remain volatile, they rallied on Tuesday into Wednesday after Treasury Secretary Bessent’s comments that he expects the trade war with China to de-escalate, which was followed by Trump stating that Chinese tariffs could change.

  • Stocks Continue to Reflect Tariff Uncertainty

    While business and consumer confidence surveys continue to reflect tariff uncertainty, the “hard data” remains consistent with economic growth.

  • April Investment Perspectives

    A look at potential opportunities in European stocks, surprising moves from foreign central banks, and the impact of April’s earnings expectations on stock prices.

  • March Business Surveys and Jobless Claims Consistent with Further Economic Growth

    While consumer confidence is being negatively impacted by uncertainty around tariffs and government spending cuts, we note that further labor market strength remains the key for future consumer spending.

  • Alternative Investments

    Investors have improved access to alternative investments today, and studies show that they can enhance portfolio performance. This piece reviews the growing asset class and provides guidance for portfolio construction.

  • March Investment Perspectives

    In this issue, we compare the Mag 7 with the Nifty Fifty, discuss how much federal debt is too much, and how March may bring a chance to increase equity exposure.

  • Positioning Fixed Income Portfolios for Rising Growth Risks

    In terms of portfolio construction, adding duration and increasing quality in fixed income are some of the most-efficient ways to provide some “insurance” against further declines in equity markets.

  • February Investment Perspectives

    The case for U.S. exceptionalism, four key issues facing fixed income, and a comparison of stock market returns and Punxsutawney Phil predictions.

 

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