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A Turbulent November market puts the onus back on the bulls to show resilience. Indexes tentatively bouncing off support after disgorging two months of gains, purging some froth, and resetting sentiment.

The elite bull market takes control again with the SP500 touching 6800 for the first time ever…

The Illinois Market Update illustrates how the macro environment collides with the municipal market, highlighting impacts for Illinois issuers.

A proper warning of an undisciplined capital burning binge or a dose of caution to refresh the rational exuberance?

Hard to tell if the market’s tired, bored, or simply resting when it gets into these slow-mo grind phases…

With the Fed signaling that interest rate cuts may be on the horizon, what does that say about the state of the economy?

As a rewarding year for markets pivot from the season of fright to a month of thanksgiving…

Another week when ‘it could’ve been worse’ passes for a victory cry on Wall Street, as traders navigate mini crashes rolling through perceived AI exposed sectors and investors try to draw nourishment from relative returns.

With market participants focused on whether we are in a stock market bubble, another bubble is developing and commanding relatively less attention: a bubble in the public indebtedness of the U.S.

The pandemic is only one of several potential society-threatening extreme events identified in the book 7 Deadly Scenarios, written by Andrew Krepinevich.