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At the time of this post, the S&P 500 is up 3.85% this month alone. The Cleveland Browns are 2-1 over the same period. Clearly, the Santa Claus rally is benefiting both investors and Browns fans alike. The question is, will it continue?…
Just seven tech stocks drove 70% of the S&P 500’s gains in the first two quarters of this year. Now, the US Dept of Justice is fighting a landmark case against one of those seven. What might this portend for Google, other big-tech players, the market, and you?…
The possibilities for artificial intelligence in the financial sector are thrilling—and concerning. What can history teach us about the dangers of letting the latest tech innovations loose on the stock market?…
Drastic measures taken during the 2008 financial crisis were largely successful—but we’re still grappling with unforeseen repercussions. How did we get here? And how do we protect ourselves as investors?…
Inflation and recession might qualify as incendiary language when abused by ratings-hungry media bigmouths. Join us for a fictional day in the life at the Fed and find reason to push fear aside and take a colorful ride.…
As investors, maintaining perspective can be tough when life hits us with a daily poop emoji. With a bit of consideration, these three topics can help turn our internal frown upside-down: Trust, relativity and tolerance—in brief.…
The U.S. market is indelibly tied to the country's involvement in global affairs—so as things threaten to boil over in Ukraine, should we prepare our wallets for the worst?…
Is an impending market correction the interstellar monster we might imagine it to be? It all depends on how you serve it. Order up!…
Don't lose sleep over market volatility. There have been 10 bear markets since 1950, and the market has eventually recovered every time.…
Are we in a recession? Are we heading for a recession? Should we go to cash because of the recession? Let's clear this up.…
Will this holiday shopping season be enough to beat the bear? Early data suggests that may very well be the case.…
The last few weeks or so have been a little unsettling for many investors. How worried should you be?…
Just how unusual have the last few months in the market really been? We dug up some statistics to give perspective.…
The UK has voted to remove itself from the European Union. How we react to events like this are what differentiate traders from investors.…
Will the Fed raise rates? Should they? And what happens to the market if they do or don’t?…
As we continue to live through the increased volatility in the financial markets, it’s a natural reaction to question how this may impact our own individual wealth.…
The S&P 500 saw huge returns in 2014, but most portfolios didn t echo those gains. Would the investment risk have been worth the reward?…
Here at FNA, we have been anticipating a pullback in the markets for the last two quarters. Now that we are living it, I would like to answer a pair of questions that are likely on many of your minds.…
Three FNA financial advisors gained rare economic insights at a recent invitation-only investment forum. Now, put their know-how to work for you.…
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