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Why not go to all cash now that rates are higher?
<p>Going to all cash can make sense in some situations, but the potential downsides include among others missing the market’s best days of high returns.</p>Understanding the SECURE 2.0 Act
<p>The SECURE 2.0 Act is packed with 92 retirement-savings provisions and illustrates the importance of revisiting your retirement and tax planning strategy annually.</p>
Stock market earnings season results and 2023 outlook
<p>Stocks and bonds continued their rebound in November. Chief Investment Officer, Eugene Yashin, provides key insights on today’s markets and what may lie ahead.</p>
Don’t mix politics and investing. The midterms might not matter to your portfolio.
<p>Despite the polarization ahead of midterms, avoid the temptation to make significant changes to a long-term investment plan based on which party controls Congress.</p>
While the economy slows, we see glimmers of progress and investment ideas to help clients
<p>Monetary policy tightening may give way to a recession, but share prices do not currently reflect that risk. Market analysts share their sector forecast and portfolio recommendations.</p>
Higher yields and greater opportunities in bonds
<p>This year is well on its way to being the worst in modern history for bond investors. But there is finally some income to be earned in the fixed-income market.</p>
Economy headed for a recession, but the stock market dip is a huge opportunity for investors
<p>Nobody in the stock market feels good right now, which is a sign that things could change soon. The current market drop is an overreaction which investors can exploit.</p>
Consumers prove resilient and earnings appear stronger than expected despite raging inflation
<p>Inflation remains high, yet the mighty U.S. consumer has proven resilient and earnings and projections came out stronger than had been feared.</p>
How to cope with market decline
<p>How you react to volatile markets plays a crucial role in your long-term success. Here are a few steps to take when the market gets scary.</p>
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