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The pandemic and economic disruption aren’t over yet, but here are some valuable takeaways from the past 20 months

Economic growth appears likely to continue, but headwinds include inflation, consumer sentiment and pandemic woes

Each year, the news plays up the increased volatility and weak returns that allegedly occur in September. But is it true?

As inflation becomes a bigger issue, it’s important to look at the pros and cons of various hedges against it

Stocks have outperformed expectations. Interest rates are lower than predicted. What happens next?

We likely saw peak economic growth in Q2 … but that doesn’t have to spell doom for the market and economy.

Capital flowing into U.S. equities may lead to volatility, but that is a normal part of a strong market

Inflation, interest rates, and value vs. growth leadership are all key areas for investors as the recovery continues

Global debt was more than 100% of GDP in 2020. As long as the economy keeps growing, that is sustainable.

Investors and pundits who claim that high P/E ratios inevitably lead to long bear markets are ignoring other key factors