Daken Vanderburg, CFA

A closer look at the importance of staying diversified and why the price you pay to purchase stocks matters.

Wars are atrocious and unpredictable. But the history of markets and capitalism can offer some guidance.

Sure, there are risks, but a look at the economic undertow shows that things are fairly stable.

Sometimes the best thing we can do is take a step back and realize the view we hold may not be perfectly accurate.

Home prices often determine the perceived level of wealth in the country. So, what’s the real estate market telling us?

A look ahead at how markets may respond to new tariffs and trade wars.

The market clearly has not liked the uncertainty around tariffs recently. Does that mean bigger problems ahead for investors?

Worried about what's to come after the heated contest? Here are three charts that may provide some investment perspective.

Taking a look at the shiny metal and some of the dynamics that cause prices to move.

Capital markets are alive and well, albeit likely to be a bit volatile from time to time in the near term.

Here are four charts that may provide perspective amid the sometimes clamorous political rhetoric.

Keeping tabs on economic risks, including stubborn inflation and rising loan payment delinquencies.

A little historical perspective might help light the investment path from the past year’s surprises.

Investors who tune out market noise and stay the course over time have historically benefited from the power of compounded growth.

While the outcome is enormously uncertain, here’s why it is unlikely to usher in an economic disaster.

The bank’s collapse is more idiosyncratic than symptomatic of larger economic problems.

Bad market years are natural and in fact may signal a healthy readjustment ahead.

The pressures behind recent volatility are real, but perhaps not as severe as past times.