New Technologies Can Quickly Become Major Players
Weight Watchers, the iconic American health and wellness giant, filed for bankruptcy in May. Of itself, the bankruptcy filing isn't particularly notable. Big companies go bankrupt every year for a…
Investors are Fleeing to Cash and Gold
The S&P 500 has seen more than $10 trillion added to its market capitalization in just the past few months. Thousands of cash investors fled to stocks, seeking higher returns…
CAM Launches New Tax Advantaged Investment Strategies
Tax advantaged investment strategies are becoming a priority for high-net-worth investors facing growing tax challenges. To meet this demand, CAM Investor Solutions is expanding its offerings to help clients manage…
They Said This Time Was Different—Then Came the Tariffs
When last we left “As the Stock Market Turns” in early April, chaos was the order of the day on Wall Street—driven in large part by a wave of new…
In the Short Run, The Market is a Voting Machine
It’s been said that the stock market does not like surprises. The past few weeks have certainly reinforced that bit of conventional wisdom. It now seems clear that the market…
Which Country Will Outperform? Here’s Why It Shouldn’t Matter.
Which country will be a winner in 2025 and deserves your investment? Look at historical data across many countries to learn more.
Is the market too high? Focus on history, not headlines!
Have we reached a new market high that cannot persist? By focusing on history, we can see that 37 out of 37 times the market has recovered.
Post Presidential Election Impacts on Your Wealth: Addressing Concerns and Finding Your “Why”
You're hearing a lot about post election economic and market impacts. This may raise some concerns for you. But why are you truly concerned?
How will stocks perform after the election?
Will stocks perform better or worse after the presidential election? We explain what affects a stocks price in our latest blog.
The Strong-Dollar Era: Will it Persist?
For years U.S. investments have outperformed non-U.S. investments. This is due in large part to the "strong-dollar era". Is the era over?