Most employed people do not see wages and their salaries moving in their favor.

Yellen: Interest rates could rise "relatively soon."

Investors are now also more optimistic about profit growth than they have been in 15 months.

Bonds are scary now

A balanced portfolio with limited risk remains appropriate

When it comes to Donald Trump’s plan to “Make America Great Again,” the bond market is sending the president-elect a simple and unambiguous warning.

“They’re basically selling Treasuries because they really don’t know what Donald Trump has in store for them”

Yields of 10-year U.S. Treasuries will either plunge the most since Brexit or hold steady, depending on the result of the presidential election.

Key gauges of investor uncertainty are lower now than they were leading up to Britain's vote to leave the EU.

The debt burden of all that Fed bond buying is about to come due.