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Clarity from the phase-one trade deal with China and United Kingdom election results could help shift stock market performance drivers more toward investing fundamentals in 2020. ...
The Holiday season is upon once again, and with that comes the frenzy of gift shopping. ...
2019 was a baffling year for bonds. ...
U.S. economic growth has slowed in 2019. However, the economy is still growing, and we believe it will continue growing through 2020. ...
The entire week is a black Friday event! ...
Most Americans do not account for long-term health insurance in their retirement. ...
While earnings declined year over year in the third quarter, results still exceeded expectations. ...
Purchasing Long Term Care Insurance (LTC) can be a very wise investment to make sure you receive quality care that you need later on life. ...
Why would we write a report about recession with the S&P 500 at record highs? Consider it a check-up. ...
In episode 2, Chris interviews Doylestown Mayor Ron Strouse about what it means to be Mayor and also some great facts about our town of Doylestown....
Consumer spending has powered the U.S. economy this year as businesses curb investments, waiting for trade and geopolitical uncertainty to fade. ...
Chris Tuck has been quoted in Oklahoma News KFOR.COM...
The S&P 500 Index reached a fresh new high October 28, eclipsing the previous high of 3,025 set July 26, 2019. ...
The stock market has been hovering near record highs despite an assortment of economic and geopolitical risks. ...
The stock market has started October on a bumpy path. Many global issues remain unresolved, but seasonal forces, sound fundamentals, and breakthroughs on the trade and geopolitical fronts could help sustain the S&P 500 Index at record highs. Volatility can be uncomfortable, but...
In our season premiere, Chris interviews Fran Salerno of Del Val Insurance Group, about Auto and Home Insurance....
Corporate earnings growth has ground to a halt, but we think better times lie ahead. While tariffs and ongoing trade uncertainty could delay improvement, we remain optimistic that some progress on trade will be forthcoming and earnings growth could pick up over the coming...
Geopolitical matters have complicated the tug-of-war between fiscal and monetary policies and contributed to investor concerns about increased policy uncertainty. Policy uncertainty will likely persist, but we think financial markets will climb this wall of worry. ...
The U.S. economy continues to perform well when compared to the rest of the developed world, and is still exhibiting growth near its long-term trend. The outlook in other developed economies is not quite as bright, however, as unconventional and aggressive policy decisions from...
Since we began highlighting the return of fiscal leadership as a primary driver for economic and market activity nearly two years ago, we've seen the return to central bank dominance, particularly by the U.S. Federal Reserve. This has significant implications for global markets. ...