The recent rally in gold does not appear to be just another flash in the pan.
New semi-annual survey predicts the S&P 500 will end the year essentially flat.
International Women's Day serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggles women face in the modern workplace.
Bonds are back as an income producer, and equity markets have reasonable valuations through a long-term lens.
Tim Thran of Bluerock discusses the factors contributing to the growing opportunity in private credit markets.
There is little reason to believe that the current rally can last.
Physical uranium was one of the best-performing assets in 2023, and the start to 2024 has been no different.
The Oracle of Omaha's latest advice isn't only for investors.
The search for greener energy and advances in technology have led to renewed interest in nuclear power.
After a brief lull in 2023, buyback activity appears to be back this year.
Berkshire has become a great company. Charlie Munger should forever be credited with being the architect.
The U.S. economy faces powerful headwinds that call into question its ability to serve as the world's main growth driver.
The two economists agree on one point: Technology is reducing the need for people in the workforce.
I'm sorry I described signs of recovery as a “dead cat bounce” that would eventually be swamped by high interest rates.
Three straight quarters of strong growth have put productivity either back on trend or well above it.
It would take a few more muted years to shake belief in a highly successful investment strategy.
A backlash to environmental, social and governance names might be an opportunity.
The most likely path for the economy is one of a continued, very tight labor market.
The intellectual case for getting rid of tax-advantaged retirement plans is strong, and the political case is catching up.
The U.S.'s growing financial dominance may be making up for its declining influence in other realms.