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Negative equity risk premium highlights investor complacency
The current negative equity risk premium suggests markets may not be sufficiently compensating investors for today’s market and economic risks.
Nearly nine years in, the expansion (slowly) continues
Real GDP growth during expansions
Near-zero interest rates intensify the hunt for yield
From low yield to no yield? This week’s chart illustrates the dire state of the search for income via government bonds.
My two favorite recession indicators
Our economy is slowing, and with partial yield curve inversion, investors are worried we’re heading into a recession. But two other indicators have a better track record at signaling one.
My latest community service announcement: Protecting gains and rolling up the capital structure
A new strategy note from Chief Market Strategist Troy Gayeski
Mutual fund
What is a mutual fund? Mutual funds are investment companies that pool the assets of shareholders to invest in securities such as stocks, bonds and short-term money market instruments. Also known as open-end investment companies, mutual funds provide certain advantages to individuals, such as providing access to a diversified, professionally managed portfolio of securities with low...
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