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As we turn the page into the first quarter, the economy feels a bit like a driver easing back onto the highway after a long construction zone. The road is open again, visibility is improving, but no one is flooring the gas pedal just yet.  And that’s not a bad thing.  Over the past couple of years, investors have been conditioned to react quickly — to inflation headlines, rate hikes, geopolitical noise, and sudden market swings. Entering Q1, the dominant theme isn’t urgency.

One year ago, we were all trying to come to grips with what a “global pandemic” meant and what the economic, investment and certainly not...

In so many ways we are all too ready to put the 2020 year in our rear-view mirror and then tear the mirror off the windshield. Yet, from...

While we probably should not, we are going to do it anyway – here are our predictions and thoughts about the near future as we look in...

The art of living life requires an ability to learn from our past, live fully in the present and be cognizant of what our future might...

We have consistently struggled in our efforts to forecast interest rates. We have watched as the U.S. Federal debt has moved from $9.7...

It is an understatement to express that we live in an uncertain world – one not many of us would have imagined just six – seven months...

To one degree or another, we have all taken our turn at forecasting what lies ahead of us. Will schools re-open in the fall? Will we...

General John Buford, commander of a Union Calvary force consisting of 2,500 men, sat horseback on a hill located in the Gettysburg town...

Sometimes in a crisis situation we can forget why we ever chose to do something – an investment in a diversified portfolio of stocks...