The term “Goldilocks Economy” was coined by Dr. David Shulman in the early 1990’s. It describes an economy with sustainable moderate growth, low inflation, a market friendly monetary policy, low interest rates and increasing asset prices. This term has recently resurfaced in the media as it accurately describes our current […]
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The S&P 500 established new record highs again this month, closing over the 1,900 level on multiple occasions. It’s hard to believe this same index was below 700 in March of 2009. By any definition this has been an impressive bull market, yet as Rodney Dangerfield would say, “this market […]
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There was plenty of noise surrounding the financial markets in April. Some of the news brought markets to new highs while other stories gave investors reason to pause. Interestingly, after numerous inter-month gyrations, the market settled in very close to where the month began. The continued geopolitical events and tensions […]
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