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These markets sure feel greedy. It is difficult, even in these times of quarantine, to avoid being asked about buying stocks in bankrupt companies. The recent insanity in capital markets has captivated much of the financial world. Anecdotes of borderline degenerate gamblers up 100, 200, 300 percent ...

At the 73rd CFA Annual Conference, Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at New York University’s Stern School of Business was asked for his thoughts on value vs. growth investing. His response:

If by value investing you mean investing in something (where) the price is less than the value, I’ve ne...

Watch recording of Webinar hosted by MAP’s President & Chief Investment Officer, Michael Dzialo where we share our thoughts and insights on the markets and the economy.

China-U.S. tensions have been rising. Governments worldwide have jumped in to fill the economic gaps left by COVID-19. The Fed’s money printers have certainly been… whirring?

The worst pandemic in 100 years has shaken up economies, markets, and geopolitics. During world-changing events, people clam...

Stocks began 2020 on an up note, with most major averages (both domestic and global)hitting record highs around mid-February. However, optimism accompanying these record highs quickly dissipated, as government actions designed to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus took their toll on the worldwide...

Watch as Managed Asset Portfolios Investment Team answers questions on investing in today's uncertain market environment.

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Spurred by fears of the Coronavirus and exacerbated by the precipitous drop in energy prices, stock prices experienced dramatic declines over the past few weeks.

It is easy to talk about thinking logically rather than emotionally but accomplishing this task during times of market stress can be diff...

Just as investors were trying to come to terms with the Coronavirus, Saudi Arabia decided to flood the market already depressed by the virus, with hundreds of thousands of barrels of additional oil per day. While this initial volatility is a price war between the Saudis and the Russians, U.S. shale ...

What a Difference a Year Makes

2019 was a stellar year for stocks. Stocks marched higher around the globe, paced by the S&P 500.The Dow Jones Industrial Average and NASDAQ Composite also posted record highs. Ironically,just twelve months ago, investors were licking their wounds following one of the...