The COVID-19 pandemic has been a catalyst for dynamic change for advisor businesses in all but one area – the ongoing and inexorable march of regulation and compliance.
The coronavirus pandemic is having a profound impact on the healthcare sector in 2020, effects that are clearly benefiting select biotechnology exchange traded funds.
Topics Include: adding perspective to the recent pullback in domestic equity markets with various indicators, discussing the continued presence of fixed income, and highlighting the continued strength in the precious metals space
Over the years, we have illustrated the value of relative strength-based sector rotation in a variety of ways. The sectors, however, are not homogenous.
Just as the internet has changed how we can communicate, transact, consume, and produce, so will Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) improve, and in some respects, utterly transform our lives.
For good reason, volatility indices have been getting a lot of attention in 2020. So has the Nasdaq-100 (NDX) which has left the other major market indices in the dust this year.
As we bring the month of June and the incredibly strong second quarter of 2020 to a close today, the markets continue to grapple with the potential economic damage from the pandemic in light of the unprecedented levels of fiscal and monetary support around the world
FedEx (FDX) will report fourth quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Tuesday. Investors will be focusing on whether the global logistics giant can finally reverse its declining earnings trend.
As a financial advisor, you know that maintaining federal regulations and client expectations are paramount to the success of your firm. But did you know that creating a culture of compliance is one of the best ways to truly uphold those standards and expectations?
Earlier today, the U.K. Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, said something quite remarkable. He said that the country needed a “Roosevelt-ian” approach to its economy. This may just mark the end of austerity as a favored tool for right-leaning political parties.
As we finish up the second quarter of 2020, the return to record-high new daily coronavirus cases in the U.S. is putting a serious damper on the V-shaped recovery narrative.
The World Semiconductor Trade Statistics organization projects annual global chip sales will increase 5.9% in 2020 and 6.3% in 2021. And this projection bodes well for Micron (MU)