…article then quotes a former Commerce Department official who said, ‘Ask ten different economists for the ‘objective’ market value of a foreign currency, and you will get 10 different answers…
…that long, but still recommends that you should ‘only buy something that you’d be perfectly happy to hold if the market shut down for 10-years.’ Regarded academic Jeremy Siegel wrote…
…Siegal (whom I respect and admire) say that over long-time horizons, the returns on stocks are pretty good. And that’s true: the average 20-year annualized return for the S&P 500…
…that bonds earned a premium over cash, 99.7 percent confident that stocks earned a premium over cash, but can only be 70.5 percent confident in the premium for commodities. That’s…
…much to do about it until that time comes though, other than mentally prepare while the sun is shining and make sure that you’re comfortable with your asset allocation. Let…
…a smaller home and 54 percent think that assisted living is a good choice. Only moving to a nursing home fared worse than living with a child (12 percent). Respondents…
…saying about the impact of the coronovirus. Regarding Acropolis, it appears that our regular disaster recover preparations were worth their time and energy. As a Registered Investment Advisor, Acropolis is…
…strategies like buying smaller stocks (size premium), cheap stocks (value premium) high quality stocks (quality premium) or stocks with positive momentum (momentum premium). Once you control for these factors, it’s…
I resisted downloading ChatGPT until last week because I’m increasingly skeptical about the benefits of technology. Don’t get me wrong; I love technology. I use my iPhone more than I…
…that act like insurance on government debt. CDS are complicated derivatives, but the idea is relatively simple: two parties enter into a contract where one party pays a premium to…
