Charting an investment course in a sea of clichés
In a story that will continue to unfold over many months and probably years, the period of late February into April, 2020, will go down in the annals of economic history as the most remarkable eight weeks we have ever experienced — with more volatility sure to follow.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (“CARES Act”) was enacted into law on March 27, 2020
Coming into 2020, the US economy was firing on all cylinders
We continue to advise clients to stick to their long-term investment plans
HM Payson’s preparations and policies for managing the Coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak
The S&P 500 officially entered bear market territory
Since our recent note on the Coronavirus situation, the headlines and corresponding market volatility have notably worsened.
Our thoughts about the recent market declines
With a tough week on Wall Street, CBS 13 wanted to know what it means for you and your money.
On December 20, the SECURE Act was signed into law, and it took effect on January 1
It is no secret the cost of higher education has increased dramatically over the years
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus… rally.
At the start of the year, Chief Executive Officer, Peter Robbins, gave an annual forecast for the year ahead.
Rather than react emotionally to volatility in the equity markets we remain disciplined in our process.
Why the market is where it should be, and why finding companies with high cash margins in growth sectors is the new defense.
Reasons for the current Bear Market are many, but even in combination they pale in comparison to the real estate induced financial crisis of 2008.