Britain voted yesterday on whether to remain a member of the European Union, and as results were tallied overnight it became clear that the “No” camp had won. Markets do not like surprises and this… Read More
March 2016 Newsletter
A Brief Market Update Markets dropped sharply at the beginning of the year, and that led to the predictable spate of alarmist stories in the financial press. Nevertheless, as we wrote at the time, it… Read More
September 2011 Newsletter
The weather has turned pleasant here in Atlanta in the last week or so, and that has coincided with the beginning of what may be a systematic approach to European debt problems. Still, as with… Read More
August 2011 Newsletter
The first few weeks of August have brought a return to market volatility. We’ve sent out several notes on our thinking over the last few weeks, and in the initial article below, we bring you… Read More
Investing and Debt Ceiling Negotiations
In the most recent quarterly commentary, I noted that the vote on raising the debt ceiling could begin as soon as this past weekend. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. Instead, talks between the House of Representatives… Read More
March 2011 Newsletter
It has been a tumultuous few weeks around the globe, and our thoughts are with all those affected. Several clients have raised questions about what the economic impact of events might be, and the first… Read More
June 2010 Newsletter
As I’ve discussed in previous newsletters, there have been a number of changes to tax laws in 2010, and there are none that are likely to have a wider impact than changes to Roth conversion… Read More