What can a securities attorney's inbox tell us about the year ahead?

The end of the low interest-rate era has coincided with both the public and corporate sectors pulling back on efforts to be virtuous.

The move by the world's largest asset manager reflects a "bullish view on the economy and a soft landing."

Falling valuations mean that future expected returns are higher.

Chuck Cooper III, advisor and managing partner at Lee’s Summit, Mo.-based StrongBox Wealth, provides a peek inside the $400 million RIA’s stock picking strategy within its high conviction, conservative growth model portfolio.

Balanced portfolio construction will likely prove fruitful in 2024.

A majority of stock analysts now recommend investors hold Morgan Stanley, but not to add shares, while they recommend buying Citigroup.

Andy Stout, CIO of $19 billion Allworth Financial, discusses the RIA’s proprietary scorecard to filter through thousands of funds, the firm’s strategy for weathering economic risks and how the firm uses direct indexing to bring alpha to clients.

Money poured into money market funds may not be recycled back into the markets, according to investment analysts.

Lower valuations and higher dividend yields mean value stocks typically outperform in the long run regardless of interest rates.