A Surprisingly Good Year. Despite a year marked by a confluence of events with no historical parallel, investment results for 2021 turned out to

A November to Remember. Risk aversion escalated in November, driving equities lower across the globe.  Heightened risk-off sentiment was driven by the Omicron virus strain

  Volatile September. US equities notched a small positive return in Q3.  Strong earnings had lifted stocks in their run up through August, but jitters

  US Stocks. Despite rising concerns over the delta variant, peaking economic growth and still-simmering inflation pressures, US equities had their best month since April. 

  Positive Momentum. The global recovery remains largely on track, as economies continue to rebound from the dislocations caused by the pandemic.  Massive fiscal stimulus,

Stay for May. Despite the old Wall Street adage of “sell in May and go away”, the S&P 500 registered the fourth consecutive month of

  Rally On. For the third consecutive month, equity markets moved higher in April, lifted by a succession of robust economic reports and a healthy

  Rally On. Slightly over a year ago, equity markets bottomed following a sharp 30% decline in only twenty-two days.  No market or sector was