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A Look at the Market After a Volatile First Half of the Year

2022-07-22T12:03:13-04:00

A Look at the Market After a Volatile First Half of the Year - Podcast Associate Director of Client Service Zach Greiner is joined by Chief Investment Officer Mark Foster, CFA to examine the economic environment after the 5th worst first half of the year in the history of the stock market [...]

A Look at the Market After a Volatile First Half of the Year2022-07-22T12:03:13-04:00

Bursting of speculative bubbles leaves path of financial destruction

2022-07-11T12:45:02-04:00

Bursting of speculative bubbles leaves path of financial destruction Mickey Kim / June 17, 2022 Warren Buffett famously said, “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked.”  To slow rampant, persistent inflation, the Federal Reserve (“Fed”) has slammed on the monetary brakes by [...]

Bursting of speculative bubbles leaves path of financial destruction2022-07-11T12:45:02-04:00

Rising Rates 101: How it happened and why it matters

2022-05-12T12:57:28-04:00

Rising Rates 101:  How it happened and why it matters Mickey Kim / May 13, 2022 Interest rates have surged at the fastest pace since 2009, as inflation has reached levels not seen in forty years, leading to severe indigestion for the stock and bond markets. Low interest [...]

Rising Rates 101: How it happened and why it matters2022-05-12T12:57:28-04:00

How war, high inflation and the Fed have impacted financial markets, plus options for investing idle cash

2022-04-18T14:44:11-04:00

How war, high inflation and the Fed have impacted financial markets, plus options for investing idle cash - Podcast After a quarter where the S&P 500 saw +10% swings in both directions, Associate Director of Client Service Zach Greiner is joined by Chief Investment Officer Mark Foster, CFA to examine what factors [...]

How war, high inflation and the Fed have impacted financial markets, plus options for investing idle cash2022-04-18T14:44:11-04:00

2022 Q1 Client Letter

2022-04-12T10:50:35-04:00

Dear Clients: We explained in our Q4-2021 Client Letter (January 12, 2022) why we believed 2021 was a high-return, low-volatility “unicorn.” Our counsel was to expect more modest returns in 2022.  Additionally, with the Federal Reserve (“Fed”) poised to begin removing emergency stimulus measures implemented at the start of the pandemic-induced economic [...]

2022 Q1 Client Letter2022-04-12T10:50:35-04:00

Brace yourself, energy insecurity and $4 gas could be here to stay

2022-04-08T12:14:18-04:00

Brace yourself, energy insecurity and $4 gas could be here to stay Mickey Kim / April 8, 2022 What a difference two years makes!  The Covid-induced economic shutdown crushed U.S. demand for oil, plummeting from 21 million barrels per day (MBPD) to 14 MBPD (down 33%).  Pouring proverbial [...]

Brace yourself, energy insecurity and $4 gas could be here to stay2022-04-08T12:14:18-04:00

Buffett: “Never bet against America,” even during times of war, pandemic

2022-04-08T12:15:00-04:00

Buffett: “Never bet against America,” even during times of war, pandemic Mickey Kim / March 18, 2022 In late February, geopolitical tensions were at the boiling point as Russian president Vladimir Putin dispatched his army to the Ukrainian border for “military exercises” and put his fighter jets along [...]

Buffett: “Never bet against America,” even during times of war, pandemic2022-04-08T12:15:00-04:00

Our Advice as Ukraine Crisis Becomes Reality

2022-03-01T15:33:50-05:00

Our Advice as Ukraine Crisis Becomes Reality As alluded to in our Q4-2021 Client Letter, after a calm and steady rise in 2021, stock market volatility has returned with a vengeance in 2022.  Indeed, just when the coronavirus Omicron variant was rapidly fading into the rearview mirror and life was returning to normal, [...]

Our Advice as Ukraine Crisis Becomes Reality2022-03-01T15:33:50-05:00

“Sudden-Death Aversion” leads to “suboptimal” choices by NFL coaches, investors

2022-03-01T14:21:38-05:00

“Sudden-Death Aversion” leads to “suboptimal” choices by NFL coaches, investors Mickey Kim / February 18, 2022 On Jan. 16, 2016 the Green Bay Packers traveled to Arizona for a playoff game against the Cardinals (which had annihilated the Packers 38-8 three weeks prior). A 7-point underdog, the Packers [...]

“Sudden-Death Aversion” leads to “suboptimal” choices by NFL coaches, investors2022-03-01T14:21:38-05:00
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