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Growth, Inflation, and the Value of Balance
August was positive for stock investors, with the global market rising by 2.3%. Returns were largely uniform across major stock ...
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Strong Earnings, Cautious Fed
July didn’t generally bring gains for investors. Stocks were flat and bonds lost about 1%. These returns were hardly noteworthy, but they did reflect a ...
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Tariff Turbulence
April was a choppy month for investors. The negative market reaction to President Trump’s tariff policies sent global equity markets ...
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Tariffs Part Two
In February, the U.S. stock market declined slightly, with the Wilshire 5000 down 1.94%. Foreign stocks, on the other hand, ...
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The Return of Tariffs
January brought a good start to the year for investors. The global stock market rose, as did the U.S. bond ...
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The Cost of Worry
Both bonds and stocks posted gains in May. A slight decline in interest rates combined with another month’s worth of ...
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Happy Holidays
December serves as a reminder that it is often best to ignore market volatility. The market volatility that first appeared ...
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Even Cardi B was Upset about Inflation This Year
The difficult aspects of inflation occur when no practical substitutes exist. Reasonable consumers learn from their choices – which to keep and which to change.
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President Forrest Bell’s Letter on Kindness & Gratitude for 2023
For Thanksgiving this year, my wife, Rose Lynn, and I drove down to Los Angeles with our two girls to ...
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