Stimulus: The New QE?

When Quantitative Easing (“QE”) was introduced to the markets by the Fed back in the Financial Crisis, we believe it quickly became THE influence on stock prices, displacing traditional metrics such as earnings, earnings growth, and valuation. To that point, in the...

What Can We Really Expect From Bonds?

2020 has been a roller coaster for both fixed income and equity investors. As of Oct 28, the Barclays Aggregate has outperformed the S&P 500 by over 300 basis points year to date… but it has been a volatile ride. Source: Bloomberg as of 10.28.2020 Looking back to...

Taking Charlie Munger’s Advice

“Diversification is protection against ignorance. It makes little sense if you know what you are doing.” Warren Buffett Mr. Buffett has a way with words, and has clearly earned respect for not only accumulating massive wealth but for his folksy wisdom. But...
Election Season is Here

Election Season is Here

We are not here to push a political platform, so let’s put the 2020 election into perspective for the stock market. Here are some quick facts: Historically, if stocks are higher in the three-month period preceding the election, the incumbent party has won, and if...