by
Anthony Valeri
The potential downgrade of over $100 billion worth of investment-grade rated bonds looms as the next challenge for corporate bonds.
by
Heidi Richardson
But the downturn looks like another painful but temporary correction instead of a global bear market.
by
Axel Merk
With Fed communication in what we believe is disarray, we expect the market to continue to cascade lower.
by
George Friedman
The non-Arab countries that surround this region meddle in the situation but are not willing to mount a massive intervention.
by
Russ Koesterich
Investors may have grown weary of the bleak midwinter volatility, but spring is still a long way off.
by
Brad McMillan
Economic data, including a stronger U.S. economy, suggest that we’re not in for a 2008-style collapse.
by
Bob Doll
There is a disconnect between financial market prices and economic realities.
by
Jeffrey Knight
It seems a fairly safe presumption that diversified portfolios will fare better in 2016 than in 2015.
by
John Mauldin
The oil collapse is global wealth destruction of epic proportions.
by
Brad Sorensen
Timing a bottom for something as volatile as oil is next to impossible.
by
Brad McMillan
As always happens in times of uncertainty, the doomsayers are back...
by
Jeffrey D. Saut
The "ugly" was rumors that some European banks are insolvent.
by
Vincent McBride
For all the turmoil in international equity markets this year, there are a number of positives.
by
Bill Gross
“How’s it workin’ for ya?” – would be a curt, logical summary of the impotency of low interest rates.
by
Anthony Valeri
Though the yield curve has been flattening in recent weeks, it still has a long way to go before an inversion.
by
John Mauldin
There is a real potential for the Republican Party to go into its convention without a de facto winner.
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Axel Merk
Gold is a brick, albeit a shiny one. It's not meant to outperform stocks in the long run.
