One can easily draw the parallel between a roller coaster ride and the risk we experience in equity markets.

While the broad opinion is that stocks are overpriced, they're also protected as long as there are no other credible alternatives available.

Policymakers take heed: Successful economic policy is still determined by the four essential factors of production—land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.

Plan for the long-term in U.S. stocks as the short-term investor will likely be disappointed.

Investment decisions based on day-to-day price movements often lead to missed opportunities.

The Fed will continue to be gradual in its rate hikes, but couldn't pass up this chance.

Seek value, diversify globally, and have a financial plan to pursue personal goals, not index returns.

Earnings only tell a partial story about a company's true economic prospects. Fundamental returns are much more insightful.

When markets have headed in the same direction, it's time to look where traditional relationships between asset classes have diverged.

The bond market is having some difficulty latching on to the reflation trade in a meaningful way.