Pandemic | March 11, 2020
The last several weeks have seen an enormous amount of market volatility. Not just the stock market – this volatility has affected every financial market in the world, from stocks …
The last several weeks have seen an enormous amount of market volatility. Not just the stock market – this volatility has affected every financial market in the world, from stocks …
Lyell Wealth Management invests substantial resources in proprietary research which helps us decipher real economic and market data apart from the sensationalist financial media. We periodically publish a Snapshots issue …
The markets are contending with many significant issues that have led to increased volatility. The primary issue is the U.S.-China trade war and associated slowing of the European, Japanese and …
There is an old saying in the investment world that “Profits are an opinion, but dividends are a fact.” The implication is that nothing matters until an investor has received …
Last year was a turbulent one for investors in which virtually every asset class ended flat to down. As noted in the August Tug of War Perspective, Lyell Wealth Management …
Perhaps the most consensus investment advice in recent years has been for investors to allocate more funds overseas. Financial media and commentators consistently tout the merits of international investing with …
One can make a compelling narrative why the bull market in U.S. equities is not over. For starters, 2018 has ushered in the lowest statutory corporate tax rate since the …
Investors enjoyed a tremendous 2017. An improving economy and ample global liquidity resulted in rising stock markets with unusually low volatility. This environment lasted through January, while February ushered in …
2017 has certainly been an interesting year. There have been many reasons why one might have wanted to bet that “the end has come” to this economic expansion and the …
The year thus far has been marked by yet another rally in asset prices, as the majority of global investment markets continue to trend higher. The following chart (chart 1), …