…the document, you can see why we’ve outsourced it: it’s an incredibly complex process that’s extremely time-consuming and labor intensive. It’s still very important and the Securities and Exchange Commission…
…of getting computers to act without being explicitly programmed by humans. Goldman Sachs reports that the world’s 13,000 public companies produce two million pages of annual reports and 30,000 of…
…example may be helpful, so take a look at the table below to see how a border adjustment tax would impact three companies: a purely domestic company, a pure importer…
…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…
The market rebounded firmly from yesterday’s slide, with several macro developments in focus. The market was positive on comments from Fed Chair Powell that the Fed will be ‘patient’ as…
…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…
…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….
…periods, ranging from -19.9 percent to -26.1 percent. At the other extreme, on the far right, there are 11 periods where the returns are between 30.9 and 37.2 percent. Most…
