By: Wade Austin
The first three months of 2022 proved to be traumatic for the world and challenging for investors.
Inflation continues to be the topic of conversation, especially since Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
By: Wade Austin
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignited turbulence across global markets as stocks and bonds broadly declined in February.
We are greatly dismayed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and appalled at the unfolding humanitarian tragedy.
By: Wade Austin
Markets began the new year on a positive note with the S&P 500 reaching an all-time high on January 3rd, the first trading day of 2022.
By: Wade Austin
Global stocks recovered from the Omicron-induced, post-Thanksgiving selloff and finished December and the fourth quarter with robust gains.
By: Wade Austin
The positive momentum for stocks that began in mid-October continued into Thanksgiving with the S&P 500 surging 9.4% QTD as Covid cases nationally declined.
By: Wade Austin
What a difference a month can make!
By: Wade Austin
The global stock rally stalled in September as accumulating headwinds weighed on markets.