Posts Tagged ‘relative performance comparison’
Commodities Just Did Something They’ve Only Done Twice Since 2008
Let me set the stage… Over the past 20 years, it’s been nearly impossible for any asset class to displace U.S Equities as the strongest asset class on a relative basis. So, is the U.S. Equities’ dominance over other global asset classes on the ropes? Maybe… it’s still a wait-and-see. But they’re certainly taking it…
Read MoreCountry Bias Could Cost You the Gold
In the spirit of the Olympics, let’s discuss the idea of home-country bias as it relates to investing – particularly here in the United States. As part of what I do here, I’m often asked to review prospective clients’ portfolio holdings and allocations to provide feedback… And I must admit, it’s been a long time…
Read MoreMARKETS IN TURMOIL
You fell for it didn’t you? The scary headline… works every time. I wrote that headline to save you the trouble of turning on your TV or following your favorite fear-monger. You’re welcome. Let me sum it up for you – the bulls are currently in trouble. There’s not a lot to be optimistic about…
Read MoreIt’s All Bullish for Energy and Financials
One of the most important themes these days is the rotation between growth and value stocks. To be clear, we’re not seeing a rotation out of stocks into risk-off alternatives, we’re seeing a rotation within the equity market. Groups like Energy and Financials have been breaking to new highs while growth and Tech indexes have…
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