A lot of bad news this week. Mostly between the continued spread of the Delta Variant around America and the grim scenes and stories out of Afghanistan – it is easy to look at the sky falling around us. While personally both of those things are horrific, and I pray that
Dating back to my days in high school government class, the REAL most interesting branch of government I always thought was Congress. After all, the Congressional Article was the Article before the Executive Branch in the Constitution, so our founding fathers seem to agree with me. It’s typically just
Today is a sad day. For me, at least. Today is the first day in 17 days that we will not be giving out medals to the best athletes in the world, who worked mostly quietly on their craft for 5 years for this moment of peak physical showcasing. As
Last week was a good reminder that while things were looking brighter for us economically, we still weren’t fully out of this mess. Perhaps the biggest sign of our complacency has led us to the CDC reversing course on mask mandates, once again recommending masks for people indoors regardless
A quick assessment from SEM founder and CEO Rick Gage on the current market action and SEM's positioning/response:
The pre-election sell-off last week was interesting in that Treasury Bonds did not rally as they typically do when there is a “risk-off” trade. It will be something to keep on
