In today’s advanced technological world, the world moves faster. However, most of the time we exist at the mean. How does that apply to investing?
Monthly Archives: October 2026
The strategy of sector-based investing allows investors to focus on specific segments of the economy. Whether you are interested in Energy or in Materials, in Real Estate or in Healthcare, we have got you covered.
Stocks ended last week higher after an up-and-down week where a kitchen sink of economic, geopolitical, and AI-related events competed for investors’ attention.
The world doesn't stand still and markets don’t wait for investors to catch up. Keeping a global portfolio in step with all that change is no small task. Then can an index do something a custom portfolio may struggle to do?
The Fed minutes read more hawkish than the market expected, though they softened some of what Williams and Jefferson had said the week before, and Waller pushed back against colleagues offering forward guidance.
A softer US labor market eased Fed hike expectations, while weak UK housing demand, Japan's tightening signals, and persistent Australian inflation remained in focus.
It’s an irony that the computers in recent years have been asking humans to prove that they are not robots. As it turns out, maybe we need to now ask ourselves to prove that we are indeed humans.
With bond yields at their highest levels since the early 2000s, let's take a closer look at what exactly happened to the global bond market last week.
One can think of the current stock market in real estate terms – it’s a building with wonderful curb appeal, but its pleasant facade hides some structural issues that might be compromising the edifice’s overall integrity.
A roundup of news from across the globe - majors pile in to Venezuela, Canada looking at an associate member of the Eurozone, and an opportunity in Japan.
Stocks advanced last week as the broad market looked past inflationary pressures and focused on falling oil prices, declining bond yields, and ongoing diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.