What will happen to the markets after the November election? Depending upon where a person stands on the political spectrum, the flavor of worry falls toward a clear “side.” We’ve become a nation that views issues in simple black and white terms.
Read MoreIsn’t it funny, how January 1st comes around and we make lists of goals or resolutions of what we intend to accomplish in the new year. We find that the first quarter is more about reviewing the past year, so perhaps the first is a bit premature.
Read MoreTowards the end of every year Wall Street firms come out with forecasts, often calling them “long term capital market assumptions,” or LTCMA. The “long term” part might be their way of hedging bets while appearing authoritative.
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