While JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is wisely humble in an interview this morning — “People can not predict the future” — he shares

This morning, Bloomberg featured one of the indicators that we closely monitor; colloquially known as the Modified Duration Index. We call it our “Interest

While the headlines boast of the U.S. market’s record-setting run, in a global context, we’re just doing okay; as illustrated in the graph below

Per our brief video this week, periods of unusually low volatility inspire some advisers to ready their clients for the norm. In his Friday

Jobs number came in at 209k, which was notably above consensus estimate. The internals were strong.  From Bloomberg’s highlight: Factory payrolls are coming alive,

Here’s a chronological look at our titles (which include our summary assessments) of the various data points that found their way into our July

We’ve illustrated herein the similarities between 2017 and 2013 coming into this year. Here’s a quick look at year-to-date volatility by comparison. Once playing,

Two things to note in today’s quote: 1. The U.S. manufacturing industry feels quite good about its present lot. 2. Much of the sector’s

In an interview yesterday, former fed chair Alan Greenspan spoke to why we’ve — for quite some time — been so stubbornly bearish on

While our clients of course like what they’ve seen over the past year, many have expressed concern over the 8+-year chasm separating today with