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One of the focal points following the presidential election is the potential for an increase in tariffs applied to goods produced outside the US.
The financial media loves market volatility. Exaggerated ups and downs mean higher ratings driven by unwitting investors tuning into expert after expert seeking portfolio advice from magazines and television. During bear markets there prevails such a sense of media-fueled negativity that investors may begin to feel that investing is akin to gambling.
A year that many speculated would be lackluster for US stocks saw the S&P 500 post gains of 26.3% on a total-return basis.
Can investors use AI to determine the fair price of a stock or a bond?
Rather than rummaging through your portfolio looking for trouble when headlines have you worrying…
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Some may view fixed income as a safe haven for investors, expecting bonds to rise in value when stocks fall….