“High-quality bond strength following the Brexit vote is likely to persist if history is any guide. “
Month: June 2016
DOWNSIZING YOUR LIFE – PART II
Why do I have so many coffee cups? Some were gifts, some were souvenirs, others, I have no idea where they came from. I think that there is a magic number of coffee cups to have. For me, it is 6. Really, that’s all I need. There are two of us that drink coffee. So, […]
“Brexit Reflections” | Weekly Market Commentary | June 27, 2016
“The United Kingdom’s unexpected decision to leave the European Union sent markets reeling on Friday (June 24, 2016).”
“Brexit Breakdown” | Weekly Economic Commentary | June 27, 2016
“The surprising outcome of the Brexit vote has led to uncertainty for markets and global economies.”
“The Brexit Vote” Client Letter by Burt White | June 24, 2016
“The unexpected Brexit vote has led to a spike in market volatility, but we must stay committed to our long-term plan.”
“Municipals Buck the Seasonal Trend” | Bond Market Perspectives | June 21, 2016
“Municipal bonds have dodged a seasonally weak June period, with notable gains so far in June 2016.”
“Overcoming a Wall of Worries” | Weekly Market Commentary | June 20, 2016
“This week we examine some of the biggest worries we have when it comes to the stock market and the economy, but we also list some reasons to be positive.”
“Trading Places: the Brexit, the U.K., and the EU” | Weekly Economic Commentary | June 20, 2016
“This week’s vote in the United Kingdom (U.K.) on remaining in the European Union (EU) could have significant implications for both parties.”
Portfolio Compass | June 15, 2016
“Upgraded MLPs to neutral/positive from neutral; upgraded event driven to neutral from negative/neutral.”
“Bond Market Messages” | Bond Market Perspectives | June 14, 2016
“The message from the bond market suggests that the next Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate hike may not be as big of a threat to bond prices that many investors fear.”
