Misleading Statistics
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The U.S. 10-year yields spent months sitting around 0.8% once the pandemic hit. But in October 2020, yields started to rise and are now at 1.34%. If this
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2020 was the Year of New York. Will 2021 be the Year of Toronto?
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The Major Rise in January Could Give Way to a Weak February
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Weakness in Late Spring Should Lead to a Late Summer High and a Year-End Low
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Vaccine news lifts markets
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The average of the 10-year expected returns from the four gauges is -0.75%. When the Fed backs off, whether by its design or due to inflation, slower economic
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Waiting for the Selling Climax
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The effects of low interest-rates
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The Correction May Need One More Month Before the Bull Market Resumes
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Retirees have long counted on being able to retire on their assets and take out 4% each year. However, a little more than 20-years later, the “death of the
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Time certainly goes by fast. One day you’re interviewing for your first job and the next thing you know you’re a few short years from applying for Social