stocks

In this week’s market updates, we examine the uptick in stocks and what this might mean in the near future. We also checked in on the rising inflation rates in Europe and closer to home, how property taxes and power tariffs continue to soar.

Whether the stock market is going up, down, or sideways, there is always a reason to worry about it. It's called a negativity bias.

When there is no risk, there is little reward, but the question is, what types of risks and how much risk to take? The same can be said with investing, short-term risks, and market fluctuations.

The apparent disconnect between the stock market and the economy is one of the hottest topics of discussion in the finance community this year. What does this mean for you as an investor?

Why you should stay calm and don’t panic when a macro-economic data is released to better focus on your long-term financial goals.

A lot can happen in a year. Looking back at how 2018 ended, it was hard to be extremely bullish headed into 2019, yet as it turns out, extreme bullishness is what gripped both stock and bond market investors over the course of the year.