Borrowed Time: Why Soaring Margin Debt Is Now the Market’s Greatest Threat
Wall Street recently marked four years of a relentless bull market, fueled largely by a massive infrastructure build out for artificial intelligence. While many…
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Bond Market Volatility Triggers Billions in Losses for Norway’s Oil Fund
Norway’s massive sovereign wealth fund took a significant hit in the third quarter, reporting a loss of nearly 30 billion dollars. According to Norges…
Why Holding Cash Might Be Your Best Defense Against a Tech Bubble
The S&P 500 has ridden a massive wave of growth over the last four years, more than doubling in value thanks largely to the…
Index funds vs. ETFs: what is the real difference?
Both track a market for a tiny fee, but how they trade, how they are taxed and how you buy them can differ in…
How compound growth turns small deposits into real money
A $400 monthly deposit at a 6% annual return grows to roughly $185,000 in 20 years, and more than half of that is growth,…
Bonds are paying again: how to think about fixed income
With ten-year yields above 4%, bonds once again offer meaningful income, but duration risk has not gone away.
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