I think most investors are relieved to put 2022 in the rear-view mirror. 2022 started with so much optimism from most market participants. The Federal Reserve threw cold water on the markets the second trading day of the year when they warned about the need to fight inflation. Both stocks
We're in the homestretch of 2021 where many people are making their plans for the new year. This is also the time of year where there are dozens of lists, articles, tv segments, videos, and social media posts with an opinion of what the year ahead will look like. 2022
Super Bowl 51 was arguably the best Super Bowl of all-time. It gave us the biggest comeback ever along with the first Super Bowl to go to overtime. At the same time we saw Tom Brady move into sole possession of several individual Super Bowl records (despite a very bad
Each year at this time we start seeing predictions for the coming year floating around. Following a strong finish to the year combined with overwhelming enthusiasm for a Republican led White House & Congress the expectations for 2017 are high. When emotions are strong it is best to do what
2016 started with angst & ended with a euphoric rally as investors hoped the election results would lead to significantly higher economic growth. Is this hope unfounded? What should we be paying attention to in 2017? What should investors expect 2017 to look like? All of these can be answered
