The difference versus one year ago is investing opportunities are less obvious and not sitting at the surface.

Money managers are betting that vaccine rollouts in the U.K. and U.S. will allow a return to normal life by the summer.

Rapid changes in interest rates and volatile equity returns can cause multiple problems.

Even though portfolios based around 60/40 performed in 2020, that hasn't silenced calls to rethink or abandon the strategy.

Improving data and the imminent passing of the second-biggest stimulus program in U.S. history has turned optimism about a recovery into fears of an overheating economy.

Research on baskets shows they help absorb shocks in turmoil.

The $14 billion iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) has plunged 11% this year as long-dated Treasury yields climbed, fueled by building wagers on a rebound in inflation.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell reassured lawmakers that the central bank has "the tools to deal with" inflation.

A number of big name firms are moving money into loans and notes that offer floating interest rates.

The S&P 500 climbed more than 4% in the first 28 trading days of 2021, while long-dated Treasuries lost more than 5%, according to data compiled by Bespoke Investment Group.