…Associates Barklage, Brett & Hamill Acropolis Investment Management People Laura Baum Stephanie Harkless Cari Noll Karen Nelson Heather Burke Jennifer Orr Nathan Levinson Andrea Levinson Alex Umble Miranda Hagar Andrea…
…grew at a compounded rate of 14.4 percent, but was still described by many as the most hated bull market in history. To me, this period could aptly be described…
…steps out on the risk spectrum and is usually invested in bonds. It’s not as liquid or as safe as the first bucket, but it should also keep pace with…
…was characteristically bullish on the long-term benefit of owning stocks. While I agree 100 percent about the long-term benefit of stocks (especially when compared to cash and bonds), I also…
…have explicit exposure to illiquid investments, there is a good argument that part of the size premium in stocks and credit premium in bonds are associated with illiquidity. A lot…
…always, Acropolis provides general guidance on tax-related matters, but we are not accountants and recommend that you consult your tax accountant or tax preparer for specific answers regarding your situation….
…Our Investment Principles Each investment has unique properties. Acropolis understands there are numerous options and are prepared to work with whatever portfolio you bring to the table. Read more about…
…have major consequences. The name Black Swan comes from the ‘discovery’ of a black swan in Australia by a Dutch explorer. Up until that point, only white swans had been…
…Other Comprehensive Income (AOCI) on regulatory capital had been delayed due to a “wide range of views”, and the final outcome was still very much up in the air. Few…
…that it is heavy in industrial and financial stocks, and underweight in technology stocks – a near perfect combination for the Trump bump. The bigger point, though, is that over…
